Beja c. 1948 - 1950

"Beja" is an abstract work by Victor Vasarely, a leading figure in the Op Art movement. Created in the late 1940s, it exemplifies Vasarely's early exploration of geometric forms and color relationships. The painting, characterized by bold, contrasting hues and precise lines, creates a sense of depth and dynamism through the interplay of geometric shapes. Vasarely's use of color and form in "Beja" exemplifies the principles of Op Art, which aims to create optical illusions and engage viewers' visual perception.