LAPIDAIRE – B 1971
victorvasarely
pop art-esque
pop art
abstract
geometric pattern
subtle pattern
abstract pattern
minimal pattern
repetition of pattern
vertical pattern
pop art-influence
pattern repetition
"LAPIDAIRE – B" (1971) is a vibrant, abstract artwork by Victor Vasarely, a renowned Hungarian-French artist known for his contributions to the Op Art movement. This artwork utilizes a geometric pattern of overlapping squares and triangles, playing with color and perspective to create a dynamic visual experience. Vasarely's works often explore the interaction between color, form, and space, engaging viewers with optical illusions and the interplay of geometric shapes. This specific piece, with its bold color palette and intricate arrangement, exemplifies Vasarely's mastery of visual language and his exploration of the visual perception of depth and movement in art.
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