Mach 1963

"Mach" is a vibrant example of Victor Vasarely's signature style, Op Art, a movement that plays with optical illusions and geometric patterns. Created in 1963, the artwork features an array of circles, squares, diamonds, and ovals arranged in a grid-like formation. Vasarely's use of bold colors, particularly red, green, blue, and orange, creates a dynamic and almost hypnotic effect, as the viewer's eye is drawn across the canvas, following the repetition and movement of the shapes. The work invites viewers to engage with the interplay of color and form, exploring the dynamic relationship between perception and reality.