GOEMB-2 1984

"GOEMB-2" is a 1984 work by Victor Vasarely, a prominent figure in the Op art movement. The piece exemplifies the movement's signature use of geometric patterns and optical illusions, creating a dynamic sense of depth and movement within the flat plane of the canvas. The blue, purple, and white squares and rectangles seem to shimmer and pulsate, inviting the viewer to actively engage with the artwork. Vasarely, renowned for his contributions to Op art, aimed to challenge traditional art conventions through the manipulation of visual perception, making "GOEMB-2" a prime example of this artistic approach.