Victor Vasarely Prints, Sculptures & Unique Originals

Monumental in scale with a bold, contrasting black and white color palette, Caopeo is an awe inspiring example of Vasarely's optical work. Toying with the shapes of overlapping squares and circles, we witness a myriad of images within one that appear as if constantly shifting, relaying a sense of gradual motion.

Desirable for its scale and jewel tones, this special tapestry expands Vasarely's Optical art to room-size levels. Out of simple square building blocks, the artist creates an elusive work whose impact is best appreciated in person.

Resembling children's toy blocks or a monumental puzzle, this tapestry integrates color and design. This rare work is one of Vasarely's most successful large-scale pieces.

Beautifully hand-painted and incredibly large in scale, Colonne is one of Vasarely's most stunning towering wood sculptures. Utilizing alternating patterns of squares and circles, Vasarely creates a magnificent optical work with a sense of geometric rhythm.

Expanding his optical work into a variety of mediums, Vasarely creates a magnificent rug. With its monumental size, vibrant blue hues, and rich textured surface, this piece is undeniably an extraordinary example of Vasarely's mastery both of this medium and of his artistic genre.

Composed of shining reds, blues and greens, this unique tapestry beguiles with its optical illusion. The soft texture of the silk emphasizes the depth of the image.

Composed of shining reds, blues and greens, this unique tapestry beguiles with its optical illusion. The soft texture of the silk emphasizes the depth of the image.

Offering a dazzling view of Vasarely's revolutionary artistic style, this work plays with the effects of light and dark as well as the use of geometric abstraction.

Painted in typically exuberant Optical colors, this sculpture presents a visual puzzle for the viewer. The contrasting geometries of the work make it particularly appealing.

Painted electric yellow and blue on one side and turquoise and red on the other, this sculpture engages the viewer. Its faceted three-dimensional surface - upon closer inspection - reveals a totally flat surface.

One of Vasarely's most colorful and captivating works, Axo 99 is truly an optical masterpiece. Constantly transforming in front of our eyes, at one moment a cube rests at the bottom of the sculpture while the next instant it emerges from the top. Toying with the viewer's perception, Vasarely creates an engaging, fun work that appeals to the child within all of us.

Visually engaging, this vibrant work creates a sense of motion through the use of a variety of lights and darks. This sculpture offers the viewer a wide range of optics, as if the piece is constantly morphing, recessing and protruding, rounded and then pointed at times.

Expanding upon the artist's use of medium, Vasarely employs the unique material of Plexiglas to create an optical image that shifts and expands as we examine the work. This inherent uncertainty adds a sense of fascination and energy to the piece.

Expanding upon the artist's use of medium, Vasarely employees the material Plexiglas to create an optical image of zebras and line work that appears to shift and expand as the viewer examinesthe work.

This spellbinding triangular Plexiglas tower captures our eye with its hypnotic design. Interactive by nature, this work encourages us to view it from multiple angles as the clear Plexiglas allows for elements of transparency and illumination to vary the way in which we perceive this work.

Playing with light and shadow, Vasarely creates an X-shaped sculpture composed of aluminum sheets. The effect of the reflecting aluminum panels and the "mirror imaging" of the positive and negative spaces between the circles and squares serves as a fascinating optical homage to abstraction and geometry.

The clean geometric design and bold color contrasts found within this work instantly capture our eye, while the relief work allows for us to engage with light and shadow. This piece is instilled with a modern sensibility that makes it a sleek edition to any home.

Combining recessed and protruding geometric shapes, this shimmering ceramic work toys with light and shadow to instantly capture our eye. One of the rare works published by Rosenthal ceramics, this optical piece in an unconventional medium highlights the beauty of geometry through its use of bold colors and simple shapes.

The contrasting lines of black and white amidst the blue background in this three dimensional work immediately attract the eye. There is a strong sense of fascination and energy to the work that arises from the inherent uncertainty of the undefinable image.

Reflecting his modern sensibilities and mathematical background, Vasarely's creativity abounds in this magnificent metal cube. Each face of this hypnotic cube is composed of layered squares and circles that relay a spinning circular motion, further drawing us in towards the center of each geometric image.

Reflecting his modern sensibilities and mathematical background, Vasarely's creativity abounds in this magnificent metal cube. Each face of this spectacular cube depicts a spherical form, appearing as if emerging from a grid-like formation out towards us.

This splendid work exemplifies Vasarely's mastery of form and pattern, as he places silver circles next to one another with slight variations in size and shape to create the overall illusion of a larger spherical form projecting from each face of the cube.

Expanding upon the artist's use of medium, Vasarely employs the unique material of Plexiglas to create a three dimensional box with slightly different optical images imprinted on opposing sides. Vasarely takes factors such as transparency, luminescence, and geometric compatibility into account when creating this piece.

This modern work hypnotizes the viewer. Ever-changing depending on the angle, the spiral juxtaposed on the square cut-out creates movement.

Expanding upon the artist's use of medium, Vasarely employs mixed media to create a striking optical work that toys with light, shadow, depth, and perspective. Vasarely takes factors such as transparency, luminescence, and geometric compatibility into account when creating this wonderfully engaging piece, encouraging us to view this work from multiple vantage points.