Victor Vasarely is considered as the leader and grandfather of the op-art movement.
The March of the Zebras a fictional exhibition of Victor Vasarely's works is centres
around his most well-known work, Zebra. The zebra graphic is then used as a visual
representation of him and his many works involving optical arts.
Poster that creates infinite images of the zebra, one zebra creates multiple zebras
forming countless number, a marching herd of zebras is created.
The March of the Zebras a fictional exhibition of Victor Vasarely's works is centres
around his most well-known work, Zebra. The zebra graphic is then used as a visual
representation of him and his many works involving optical arts.
Poster that creates infinite images of the zebra, one zebra creates multiple zebras
forming countless number, a marching herd of zebras is created.
Poster when viewed in light
Poster in the dark when switched on
The optical reflections of the numerous zebras
The zebra element is carried on to the exihibit flyers, vertical parralel lines are used here
to mimic the parallel planes that create the illusion in the poster. The subtle image of a
zebra can be seen between each parallel lines.
to mimic the parallel planes that create the illusion in the poster. The subtle image of a
zebra can be seen between each parallel lines.
Flyers back
left white variation
right black variation
left white variation
right black variation
Flyers front,
left black variation
right white variation
left black variation
right white variation
Thank you for viewing!!
Do zebras neigh?
I think so.
Do zebras neigh?
I think so.
