Self Portrait in Studio 1985

Victor Vasarely's "Self Portrait in Studio" (1985) is a striking example of the artist's signature style, Op Art. The artwork depicts the artist standing in his studio, with his figure rendered in geometric shapes and bold, contrasting colors. The use of stripes and patterns creates a sense of movement and depth, while the overall composition emphasizes the interplay of light and shadow. Vasarely was a leading figure in the development of Op Art, exploring the ways in which visual patterns and optical illusions can affect perception. This self-portrait exemplifies his innovative approach to representation and his exploration of the visual language of abstraction.