Caldor 1976

"Caldor" (1976) by Victor Vasarely is a prime example of Op Art, a movement known for its use of geometric patterns to create optical illusions. The artwork features a series of overlapping circles and squares in shades of blue, red, and purple that create a sense of depth and movement. Vasarely's works were often inspired by the natural world, and he believed that art should be accessible to everyone. The artist sought to push the boundaries of perception and create a dialogue between the artwork and the viewer.