Sinvilag exemplifies Victor Vasarely’s mastery as the father of Op Art, showcasing his rigorous use of geometric forms and optical effects to generate a sense of depth, vibration, and movement on a flat surface. With its precise interplay of color and structure, the work reflects Vasarely’s lifelong pursuit of a universal visual language rooted in science, mathematics, and perception.
Vasarely’s works have been exhibited internationally and are represented in leading institutions such as the Centre Pompidou, Paris; the Tate, London; and The Museum of Modern Art, New York. His Sinvilag compositions are among the most compelling examples of his ability to transform simple geometric arrangements into dynamic, immersive visual experiences.
A striking and iconic work that encapsulates Vasarely’s enduring contribution to post-war abstraction and the Op Art movement.
