Op Art, short for Optical Art, emerged in the 1960s as a movement that explored the interaction between illusion and picture plane.
The Origins
The movement gained international recognition with the "Responsive Eye" exhibition at MoMA in 1965.
How Op Art Works
Op Art relies on visual phenomena like moiré patterns, afterimages, and color interaction.
My Approach
When I create my works, I focus on the hand-drawn quality that distinguishes my art from digitally produced optical illusions.
