Sculpture in the style of Vitrac, Vasarely, and Le Parc

Op Art light sculpture in the style of JEAN PIERRE VITRAC (France, 1944) and VICTOR VASARELY (Pécs, Hungary, 1908 – Paris, 1997).
Brushed aluminum, smoked Plexiglas, and cobalt blue acrylic.
Interior lighting. In working condition.
In good condition.
Measurements: 80 x 60 x 18 cm.

The sculpture up for auction is part of the Op Art movement and aligns with the work of artists such as Jean-Pierre Vitrac, Julio Le Parc, and Victor Vasarely due to its exploration of optical effects generated through geometry, light, and visual perception. The symmetrical composition of overlapping circular and triangular shapes, the use of colored translucent materials, and the incorporation of lighting create chromatic vibrations, a sense of depth, and an illusion of movement that changes depending on the viewer’s perspective. As in the works of Le Parc and Vitrac, light not only illuminates the piece but also constitutes an active element of the work, while the rigorous geometric organization and perceptual effects directly reference the principles developed by Victor Vasarely, one of the leading figures in 20th-century kinetic and optical art.