Pulsar – bleu 1971

This 'Pulsar – bleu' by Victor Vasarely vibrates with a hallucinatory energy, all made from precise geometric shapes in red and blue. Imagine the artist, maybe they’re even wearing a lab coat, carefully plotting each diamond, each shift in tone. I bet they were thinking about math, space and science fiction, but also about the sheer optical buzz they could create. There's something about the repetition that gets under your skin, like a catchy song you can't shake. It's a trip! Think about Bridget Riley or Josef Albers—Vasarely’s definitely in conversation with them, pushing the boundaries of perception and the power of pure color. It's a testament to how simple shapes, when arranged just so, can mess with your mind and open up new ways of seeing.