Nora-Dell 1974

"Nora-Dell" (1974) by Victor Vasarely is a prime example of Op Art, a movement emphasizing optical illusions and geometric patterns. The artwork, created using black and white squares, creates a mesmerizing optical effect, drawing the viewer's eye into a seemingly infinite, three-dimensional space. Vasarely, a Hungarian-born artist, was a leading figure in the Op Art movement and his work is known for its playful manipulation of perspective and color. "Nora-Dell" embodies this approach, inviting viewers to experience the interplay between perception and visual reality.