Sonka 1956 - 1989

"Sonka" is a 1956-1989 artwork by Victor Vasarely, a leading figure in the Op Art movement. The work showcases Vasarely's signature style, employing geometric shapes and patterns in bold colors like black, green, and yellow to create optical illusions. The composition is a dynamic interplay of overlapping forms, with contrasting hues and lines that dance across the canvas, engaging the viewer's perception of space and depth. Vasarely's work, often referred to as "plastic painting," aims to challenge traditional notions of art and engage viewers in a stimulating visual experience.