Harmas 1964

"Harmas" is a 1964 work by Hungarian-French artist Victor Vasarely, a leading figure in the Op art movement. This artwork uses a repeating grid pattern of red, black, grey, and white circles, squares, and diamonds, creating an illusion of movement and depth. Vasarely's Op art pieces are known for their striking visual effects and exploration of geometric forms and optical phenomena. "Harmas" is a prime example of his signature style, showcasing the playful interaction between color and form, capturing the viewer's attention and prompting them to engage with the artwork on a visual level.