Victor Vasarely, Tsiga

Silkscreen, 1973

Edition of 250 (104/250)

82.00 cm × 76.00 cm (sheet size)

82.00 cm × 76.00 cm (image size)

Signed by the artist in pencil

Certificate of Authenticity included

Condition: Excellent

"Tsiga" is a powerful silkscreen print that symbolizes Victor Vasarely's visual exploration in Op Art.

The octagonal composition, based on rhomboids, combined with subtle color gradations of blue, green, and red, creates a vivid sense of depth and three-dimensionality on the canvas. The precisely calculated changes in tone give the static surface a feeling of expansion, contraction, and floating movement, leaving a strong impression on the viewer's eye.

The symmetrical composition and gradual progression of colors create an ordered rhythm and harmony, naturally guiding the gaze to the center of the image. The resulting spatial illusion perfectly embodies Vasarely's pursuit of "the interaction of color and space."

This work is a unique piece by Vasarely, highly integrating geometric structure and color theory, and is a sophisticated work that fully conveys the charm of Op Art, which opened up new possibilities in visual art. "Tsiga" is one of Vasarely's characteristic symbolic titles, believed to be a codename indicating a specific structure or series of forms. It suggests the geometric composition and visual rhythm of the work rather than a poetic meaning.