Experience Victor Vasarely's iconic circa 1970 screenprint "Viva," a masterful example of Optical Art that captures the exuberant energy of life through dynamic geometric patterns and vibrant color combinations. This unsigned work transforms abstract geometric forms into a mesmerizing celebration of vitality and visual perception, rendered with Vasarely's characteristic Op Art techniques that create depth and movement within the composition. The piece demonstrates the artist's revolutionary approach to systematic geometric abstraction while showcasing his mastery of optical effects that challenge the viewer's perception of space and dimension during the height of the Op Art movement. This screenprint from an edition of 275 represents a significant example of 1970s Optical Art and Vasarely's exploration of life-affirming themes through contemporary artistic innovation.
