Tri – Axo 1975

"Tri - Axo," a 1975 work by Victor Vasarely (1908-1997), is an exemplary example of the Op Art movement. The artwork utilizes geometric patterns of blue, green, and white squares, arranged in a way that creates an illusion of a three-dimensional cube receding into the background. This optical illusion is achieved through the use of color gradients and perspective, giving the viewer a sense of depth and movement. Vasarely was a pioneer of Op Art, often incorporating abstract geometric shapes and patterns to create visual effects that play with the viewer's perception of space. His work is widely recognized for its innovative use of color and form, and "Tri - Axo" exemplifies his mastery of the optical illusion.