Triass 1984

"Triass" (1984) is a vibrant example of Victor Vasarely's Op Art, or Optical Art, a movement known for its illusionary and geometric patterns. This artwork, created by the Hungarian-French artist, features a dynamic arrangement of geometric shapes in black, white, red and gray, creating a sense of movement and depth. The bold colors and intricate design are hallmarks of Vasarely's style, which aimed to explore the relationship between visual perception and geometric forms. This piece exemplifies the playful and engaging qualities that characterize Op Art.