Breathe 1966

"Breathe" (1966) is a striking example of Bridget Riley's Op Art, a movement that explores the visual effects of color and pattern. Riley's signature style is evident in the use of black and white, geometric shapes, and repeated lines that create an illusion of movement and depth, as if the vertical lines are pulsating and breathing. This captivating optical effect exemplifies Riley's mastery of creating a dynamic visual experience using simple elements.