Capella-G 1965

"Capella-G" is a 1965 work by Victor Vasarely, a prominent figure in the Op Art movement. The piece exemplifies Vasarely's exploration of optical illusions and geometric patterns. The artwork, composed of black and white lines, creates a sense of depth and movement, challenging the viewer's perception of space. The stark contrast and repetitive pattern evoke a sense of rhythm and dynamism, drawing the eye across the canvas and emphasizing the illusionary nature of the design. Vasarely's work often explored themes of perception and the interaction between art and the viewer, captivating audiences with their ability to engage the eye and spark curiosity.