Black-White-Yellow
- Artist
- Anni Albers
- Date
- 1926
- Style
- Abstract art
- Genre
- Abstract
"Black-White-Yellow" exemplifies Op art, a style known for its use of distorted geometric patterns to create dynamic optical illusions. The painting features a compelling interplay of black, white, and yellow shapes that seem to shift and vibrate, drawing viewers into a mesmerizing visual experience. Its design employs precise geometric patterns that manipulate perception, characteristic of Abstract art. While embracing abstract principles, the artwork also echoes the influential aesthetic of the 1960s Op art movement.
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