Hat-Meh 1971 - 1972

"Hat-Meh," created by Victor Vasarely between 1971 and 1972, is a quintessential example of Op art. This style of art uses optical illusions to create dynamic and often mesmerizing visual effects. The artwork consists of a geometric pattern of hexagons, rendered in vibrant blue and green hues, arranged in a way that gives the impression of a sphere receding into the distance. Vasarely's use of color and repetition generates a sense of movement and depth, captivating the viewer with its illusory qualities.