TZALOKA 1982 - 1985

"TZALOKA" is a vibrant and mesmerizing optical illusion created by Hungarian-French artist Victor Vasarely, a leading figure in the Op Art movement. Composed of two overlapping cubes, the artwork utilizes a complex arrangement of bold stripes in red, pink, blue, and black to create a sense of depth and movement. The repetitive patterns and contrasting colors engage the viewer's perception, drawing them into a seemingly endless visual vortex. Vasarely's work explored the relationship between color, shape, and perception, aiming to evoke a sense of dynamism and illusion in his viewers.