TUZ-2-4 1980

Victor Vasarely’s 1980 work, "TUZ-2-4," is a prime example of his Op art style. Characterized by its use of geometric patterns and bold colors, the artwork utilizes a grid of circles and ovals to create a mesmerizing illusion of depth and movement. The red, white, and blue circles, arranged in concentric rings, seem to recede into the background, creating a sphere-like effect. Vasarely's works, often known for their optical effects, challenge viewers' perception of reality, leading to a dynamic interplay of color and form.