Its spread to Latin America can be seen in the Physichromie series of Carlos Cruz-Diez and the Coloritmos of Alejandro Otero, both leading figures of its Venezuelan school.
Its spread to Latin America can be seen in the Physichromie series of Carlos Cruz-Diez and the Coloritmos of Alejandro Otero, both leading figures of its Venezuelan school. The painter of Orange Crush, Larry Poons, and the Israeli-born creator of three dimensional Agamograph pieces, Yaacov Agam, also were associated with this movement. The coining of its name is alternately attributed to *sculptor George Rickey or an article in Time Magazine, and the man labeled as its first practitioner is the creator of Zebra, Victor Vasarely. FTP, identify this modern art movement also represented by Bridget Riley and The Responsive Eye exhibit, whose gimmick was producing artwork that played tricks on the human eye.
Its spread to Latin America can be seen in the Physichromie series of Carlos Cruz-Diez and the Coloritmos of Alejandro Otero, both leading figures of its Venezuelan school.
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