Jean Pierre Vasarely Yvaral

Appearing to leap off the canvas, penetrating the space of its audience, this monumental work is an astounding example of Yvaral's mastery of optical art. Through variations of geometric forms upon a grid, Yvaral achieves a remarkable effect of three dimensionality best witnessed in person.

Exploring a variety of mediums, Yvaral creates a colossal tapestry that instantly commands the attention of a room. This piece is one of Yvaral's best examples of his structured horizons composed from geometric grids, conveying the impression of a brilliant yellow sun rising over a vast vista.

Creating the illusion that a three dimensional, geometric figure is slowly emerging from the canvas, Yvaral endows this magnificent work with an inherent element of interaction. Remarkable in its optical effect, this piece is a superb example of Yvaral's careful study of color gradation and geometric form.

Working from a grid of triangles, Yvaral uses color, light, and shadow to create an engaging piece with a distinct sense of motion and activity. Upon extended observation, this image shifts and fluctuates, the perfect example of a successful work of optical art.

One of Yvaral's 'Horizon' paintings, this work evokes a Technicolor sunset over a vast sea. Juxtaposing warm and cool hues, the artist hails the coming night.

A geometric figure composed of cubes floats amidst a background of concentric rectangles. Varying from his usual grid-like imagery, Yvaral here focuses on his command of color gradation, as we witness a gradual darkening of a mustard yellow hue from the center to the border that greatly contributes to the overall optical effect of this transcendent work.

This fascinating piece transforms and engages the audience's interaction with the optical dimension of Yvaral's stunning œuvre. Breaking out from the traditional two-dimensional plane, this piece allows for a different conversation to be created between its viewers and the space between them.

A delicate pyramid rises into space in this modern work. Yvaral demonstrates how our world is divided by invisible planes with a simple but intriguing design.

Displaying Yvaral's unique interpretation of optical art, this work portrays the iconic image of Marilyn Monroe. Composed of subtle tonal gradations of brown, this striking image perfectly displays Marilyn's appeals as a classical beauty and sex symbol of the 1950's.