Disegno ottico dinamico 1964

Dadamaino's "Disegno ottico dinamico" from 1964 is a prime example of Op Art, a movement that explored optical illusions and the perception of color and form. The work features a checkered pattern in shades of blue, with lines that create a sense of depth and movement. The viewer's eye is drawn into the composition, experiencing the illusion of a curved surface. Dadamaino, born in 1930, was a key figure in the Italian Op Art scene, contributing to its development through his innovative use of geometric patterns and optical effects.