Zoeld V 1967

"Zoeld V", created in 1967 by Victor Vasarely, a pioneer of Op Art, is a captivating example of his signature style. The artwork features a mesmerizing arrangement of circles and squares, rendered in varying shades of blue and green, creating an illusion of depth and movement. Vasarely's use of geometric patterns and optical illusions, known as "plasticity", evokes a sense of dynamism and pushes the boundaries of visual perception, making the artwork a captivating example of 20th-century abstract art.