Topaze Noire – Negatif 1967

"Topaze Noire – Negatif" (1967) is a work by Victor Vasarely, a leading figure in the Op Art movement. The piece utilizes geometric shapes and contrasting colors to create an optical illusion. The play of black circles, squares, and diamond shapes against a blue, purple, and white background challenges the viewer's perception of space and depth, engaging them in a dynamic visual experience. Vasarely, known for his exploration of geometric patterns and optical effects, aimed to create artwork that would be accessible to a wide audience, blurring the lines between art and everyday life.