Arte óptica
Definition
Arte óptica, also known as Op Art, refers to a style of visual art that uses optical illusions and geometric patterns to create the illusion of movement or depth.
Analogy
Imagine looking at a painting that seems to be moving even though it's still. That's what arte óptica is all about - creating art that tricks your eyes.
Related terms
Optical Illusions: Visual tricks that deceive our perception.
Geometric Patterns: Repeating shapes and forms used in arte óptica.
Illusion of Movement: The perception of motion created through static images.
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