C 133a 1965

"C 133a" is a 1965 artwork by Tadasky, a prominent figure in the Op Art movement. This piece is a prime example of Op Art, characterized by its use of geometric patterns and color to create optical illusions. The concentric circles of red and black bands draw the viewer's eye inwards, creating a sense of depth and movement. The simplicity of the design and the bold use of color make this artwork a captivating example of Op Art's ability to engage the viewer's senses and perception.