TER-OLTAR 1973 - 1974

This is Vasarely, with what looks like, and probably is, a mathematically generated image. It's all about the interplay of colors and shapes, playing tricks on your eyes. I like how the painting seems to vibrate with energy. The surface is smooth, almost like it's been printed, and there's this crazy illusion of depth. See how the circles morph and shift, creating these bulging forms that seem to pop right out at you? It's like he's bending space with just a few simple shapes. You know, this kind of geometric abstraction makes me think about other artists like Bridget Riley, who are also pushing the boundaries of perception. It's all about questioning what we see and how we see it, and embracing the ambiguity that comes with it. Art isn't about answers; it's about asking questions.