Vasarely

Focusing on Victor Vasarely's pioneering role in Op Art, this book showcases a selection of his most significant geometric paintings, highlighting his influence on the intersection of art and science. It explores his rise to prominence, particularly after the 1965 "The Responsive Eye" exhibition at MoMA, and his contributions to digital imagery in art. Robert C. Morgan's insightful text examines Vasarely's artistic evolution and legacy, positioning him as a key innovator in design and architecture. The book features 65 color illustrations and 15 in black and white.