Vasarely
- proper noun
- /ˈvæzəˌrɛli/
- Victor Vasarely is celebrated for his innovative contributions to optical art.
- Victor Vasarely
Examples
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The influence of Vasarely can be seen in many contemporary artists today.
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Look at this painting by Victor Vasarely called "Marc Positive" (1969).
Academic text (2012) -
Yvaral's art was conspicuously influenced by the Op investigations of his Hungarian father, Victor Vasarely.
Academic text (2014) -
Many people admire Vasarely's unique style, which combines geometry and color.
Synonyms
A French painter born in Hungary who creates optical art using repeating geometric shapes
A French painter born in Hungary who makes abstract geometric pictures that trick the eye
Surface Forms
Etymology
Vasarely comes from the artist Victor Vásárhelyi, a Hungarian-born painter who became famous for bold geometric patterns that create 'optical illusions'. So today Vasarely usually means either the painter or the bright, illusion-making style he created.