Below are examples of radial symmetry in art by artist Victor Vasarely.
Victor Vasarely, was a Hungarian–French artist, who is widely accepted as a "grandfather" and leader of the op art movement. His work entitled Zebra, created in the 1930s, is considered by some to be one of the earliest examples of op art.
What do you think? Which one is your favorite?
"Zebra" 1938
Victor Vasarely, was a Hungarian–French artist, who is widely accepted as a "grandfather" and leader of the op art movement. His work entitled Zebra, created in the 1930s, is considered by some to be one of the earliest examples of op art.
What do you think? Which one is your favorite?
"Zebra" 1938
i like the way the picture makes it look like it is bulging out. it gives the piece of art a really cool look and perspective. My Favorite is one below the Zebra picture
ReplyDeleteI don't really like how the pictures move because it makes looking at the art harder. My favorite is the zebra picture because it doesn't move.
ReplyDeletemy favorite is the third one down, because when you look at it almost looks like it is moving and messes with your eyes
ReplyDeleteI like the way that the majority of these pictures seem to be popping out at you. I like the second one the most because of this reason.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite one is the zebra because the others hurt my eyes to look at.
ReplyDelete- Laura Winston Bolles
My favorite is the black and white squares because it challenges the mind.
ReplyDelete- Chloe DeZoort
My favorite is the zebra because the way they twisting is just attractive.
ReplyDelete-Ann Wu
i really like the look of these different kinds of art. Zebra one is my favorite
ReplyDelete-Bryce woods
I think that it is interesting how the pictures seem to move or bulge out at you. But my favorite is the one of the zebras.
ReplyDelete- Sarah Bray
i like the zebra because of the way that they connect
ReplyDeleteI like the last one because of the colors and design.
ReplyDelete--Sarah Beth
i like the 2nd and 4th one because they look like they are 3D
ReplyDeleteMy favorite one is the 4th one because of the 3-d like affect it brings without being 3-d
ReplyDeleteBen Corbin
I like how each one of them has a different depth. My favorite is teh second one because of how it looks like it is popping out at you.
ReplyDeleteStephen Summerow
i like the differing depths of all the art. my favorite is the last one. -malcolm
ReplyDeleteI like the 5th one because of all the colors and how it looks like its coming at you
ReplyDeletei like the third one because it looks like its moving when you stare at it. -Wyatt
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the 2nd one because it looks like you could reach out and touch it.
ReplyDelete-Cameron Park
I like the second one because it is very colorful and different.
ReplyDelete- Molly Wright
My favorite is the second one because it is so colorful and bright. -Olivia Parker
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ReplyDeleteMy Favorite one is the third one because it makes you think a little and it has you lost for a minute, Also because there are many different shapes.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the first one because I love how the contrast of the image looks like an actual family of zebras.
ReplyDelete-Lily Wakefield
My favorite one is the fourth one because it really makes the two spheres pop out of the picture and the color transition is really cool
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ReplyDeleteI like the last one because of the #d texture of it
ReplyDeleteMy favorite one is the 2nd one because it almost hypnotizes you and it is very colorful and vibrant.
ReplyDeletei like the one that looks like a zebra because it does not look perfect like the other ones
ReplyDeleteI like the black and white square one because it is the most interesting to look at.
ReplyDeleteI like the last one because though the picture is only made of cubes, it gives me a huge visual impact. the color is also very vivid which satisfies me.-Sue
ReplyDeletei think they are all very unique. my favorite is the first one.
ReplyDelete- ella