Grille c. 1952

"Grille," created by Victor Vasarely around 1952, is a prime example of his exploration of geometric abstraction. The artwork, characterized by its bold black lines forming a grid, features a complex pattern that disrupts the regularity of the grid, creating an illusion of depth and movement. Vasarely, a key figure in the Op Art movement, aimed to create dynamic visual experiences through the interplay of shapes, lines, and color. This particular work exemplifies his fascination with optical effects and the manipulation of perception.