Orion-K 1972

"Orion-K" (1972) is a striking example of Victor Vasarely's signature style of Op art, known as "kinetic art." The work features a grid of colorful squares that, through the use of color and pattern, create an illusion of movement and depth. Vasarely, a Hungarian-born artist, was a pioneer of this style, which explores the effects of color and form on the human eye. The vibrant hues and intricate patterns in "Orion-K" engage the viewer, creating a dynamic and playful visual experience.