Turbo 1-65 1965

Edna Andrade's "Turbo 1-65" (1965) is a bold example of Op art, a movement that emerged in the 1960s. Utilizing vibrant orange and turquoise hues, the artwork creates a hypnotic, almost dizzying effect through its swirling, geometric patterns. The lines and shapes appear to move and pulsate, drawing the viewer's eye into the central vortex. Andrade, known for her exploration of color and form, crafted this piece as an exploration of optical illusion, challenging the viewer's perception of space and depth.