Maamor III 1969

Victor Vasarely made this painting with geometric shapes and vibrant colors. It almost looks like a puzzle, doesn't it? Imagine Vasarely carefully planning each shape and where it would fit on the canvas. I'm always curious about an artist's process. What was he thinking when he chose those colors? And how did he manage to get such clean lines? The texture looks so smooth, almost like it was printed. I wonder if he used tape to get those sharp edges. There is one yellow shape with an orange square that really stands out. For me, the colors create a sense of depth. I feel like the artist is exploring how colors and shapes interact and create the illusion of movement. The work reminds me of the geometric patterns of Anni Albers, but with a bold, futuristic twist. It's like Vasarely is inviting us to explore a new dimension of painting.