Gestalt Ville 1969

"Gestalt Ville" (1969) by Victor Vasarely is a striking example of Op Art. It utilizes geometric shapes, primarily squares and rectangles, arranged in a grid pattern to create the illusion of depth and movement. The vibrant color palette, predominantly blue, red, green, and yellow, further enhances the kinetic effect, pulling the viewer's eye across the canvas. Vasarely was a pioneer of Op Art, and his work explored the relationship between visual perception and geometric forms. His use of color and pattern created optical illusions that challenged the viewer's sense of reality.