Victor Vasarely, “Planeta” Bold Op Art composition from Vasarely’s Planeta series, built around a central sphere formed by red, orange, blue, and black geometric modules that appear to warp and expand within the frame. The piece exemplifies Vasarely’s use of distorted grids and warm/cool contrasts to create the illusion of three‑dimensional movement on a flat plane. Professionally framed in a white wood frame with double matting; excellent condition with clean paper and vivid color. Limited edition of only 50 impressions, well suited for a modern or mid‑century interior where scale and color are key. About the Artist – Victor Vasarely & the Op Art Movement: Victor Vasarely (1906–1997) is widely regarded as the father of Op Art (Optical Art), a movement that emerged in the 1950s and 1960s, revolutionizing visual perception in art. His work is characterized by precise geometric patterns, vibrant colors, and optical illusions, creating a sense of movement and depth that challenges the viewer’s perception. His art remains highly collectible and has been exhibited in major museums worldwide, including the Centre Pompidou (Paris), MoMA (New York), and Tate Modern (London). Details: Artist: Victor Vasarely (1906–1997) Title: "Planeta" - Part of Vasarely’s "Planeta" series from 1972-1979 Medium: Serigraph (Screen Print) Edition: FY 48/50 (Limited edition of 50) Signature: Hand-signed by Victor Vasarely in pencil Framing: Professionally framed with a sleek white wood frame and double matting Dimensions: Approx. 77 x 77 cm (30.3 x 30.3 inches) Condition: Excellent condition, vibrant colors, no visible damage