It’s not often that an artistic movement is so visually engaging, exciting and accessible that it permeates popular culture to become synonymous with the time in which it was created. This, however, is very much the case for op art. Also referred to as kinetic art, the style is dependent, crucially, on the viewer – subtle movements in the eye of the beholder give the impression of movement, from swelling and twisting to vibrating and flashing shapes, often using repeating…
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