Contemporary artwork, created by Giwhiz, Named
Asymétrie

References to **Op Art**, an artistic movement from the 1960s that used optical illusions, are evident in this work. The repeated use of graphic patterns to create effects of depth and movement recalls the work of artists such as **Bridget Riley** or **Victor Vasarely**. In addition, the use of fabrics and drapes recalls classical studies while reinterpreting them through a contemporary prism. This work, both hypnotic and intriguing, plays on perceptions and invites reflection on space, movement and identity. By mixing graphic elements and textured drapes, the artist creates a visual universe where the boundaries between the organic and the abstract, the real and the illusory, are erased.