Belle-isle 1956

"Belle-isle" (1956) by Victor Vasarely, a prominent figure in the Op Art movement, showcases the artist's signature geometric style. The work features a dynamic interplay of black and white shapes on a pale green background, creating a sense of depth and optical illusion. Vasarely's exploration of color and form in this piece demonstrates his commitment to the principles of geometric abstraction and optical art, inviting viewers to engage with the illusionary nature of the composition.