B 160 1964

Tadasky created the artwork “B 160” using bold lines and contrasting colors. The composition is immediately striking: concentric circles vibrate against the white background, pulling you into the canvas. This simple arrangement is deceptive. It prompts questions about perception and the act of seeing. The repeated circles create an almost hypnotic effect, challenging our understanding of depth and space on a flat surface. The strategic use of contrasting lines isn't merely decorative, but a carefully orchestrated exercise in visual sensation, akin to the explorations of the Bauhaus movement. Ultimately, “B 160” invites us to reconsider how we perceive visual information and understand the deeper structural elements that shape our understanding of art.