Quasar Dia 1965

"Quasar Dia" is a 1965 work by Victor Vasarely, a prominent figure in the Op Art movement. Characterized by its geometric patterns and bold use of color, the piece creates a mesmerizing visual experience. The repeating squares, arranged in a radial pattern, produce an illusion of depth and movement, drawing the viewer's eye into the center of the artwork. This optical illusion, a hallmark of Op Art, challenges viewers to perceive the world in new ways. Vasarely, a Hungarian-born artist, was a pioneer of kinetic art, which explores the interaction between art and the viewer's perception of movement and space.