Poligonal Illusions

Optical art, also known as "Op Art", is an artistic movement that developed mainly in the 1960s. Its main goal is to create optical illusions and visual effects in works of art to stimulate the viewer's visual perception.

To make my contribution to this movement what I fused with the wonders of generative art. I have focused on geometric abstraction using simple shapes such as squares, triangles and straight lines to create repetitive patterns organized in such a way as to cause the desired optical effect.

I have used as a base a common pattern of triangles arranged in a specific way recursively. Finally placed within a general square in such a way that the sum of the areas of the triangles is equal to the area of the container.
As usual, add the "half-finished" drawing effect and a wide variety of color palette.

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Hope you like!
by RosbelDev