Victor Vasarely Bi-Hexa

Silkscreen, 1975

Limited edition of 300 (122/300)

Publisher: Georges Fell (Paris)

Catalogue: [Benavides 732]

76.00 cm × 56.00 cm (sheet size)

69.50 cm × 45.00 cm (image size)

Hand-signed by the artist in pencil

Certificate of authenticity included

Condition: Very good

Work Description

"Bi-Hexa" is a silkscreen print that vividly demonstrates the allure of geometric abstraction and optical illusion pursued by Victor Vasarely.

In this work, cubic forms composed of vividly contrasting colors unfold as if floating in a three-dimensional space. The regular yet continuously circulating arrangement creates a constantly changing sense of movement along the viewer's gaze, blurring the boundaries between plane and depth.

The combination of striking colors and precise geometric structures imparts a strong sense of tension and rhythm to the canvas, making the static work feel dynamically mobile. This visual fluctuation is the core of what Vasarely explored through Op Art.

While seemingly simple in composition, a highly calculated visual theory lies behind it. Viewers perceive different spatial impressions with each shift of their gaze, drawing them into an active dialogue with the work.

"Bi-Hexa" is one of Vasarely's powerful and sophisticated masterpieces, embodying his innovative sculptural ideas and the essence of Op Art.