Bakson 1966

"Bakson" (1966) is a work by Victor Vasarely, a pioneer of Op Art. The artwork consists of a grid of red squares and circles, with a subtle gradient of color and size. The illusion of movement and depth is created by the repetition of these simple geometric forms, a hallmark of Vasarely's style. Vasarely's work often explored the interaction of color and form, challenging traditional notions of perspective and space.