
Title: Pink Polynomial - Prints & canvases here
This still op art work appears to bulge, expand and/or moving forward.
Man’s eyes are not windows, though he’s long imagined they were. They waver, they wander… they can be fooled. I create still Op Art pieces that shimmer and shift — moving like silent GIFs, but only in your gaze.
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This still op art work appears to bulge, expand and/or moving forward.
Though it looks very simple, the kinetic sensation of this picture is very strong: the black and gray "teardrops" on the right side of the picture appear to be moving down while the ones on the left side appear to be moving up.
Behold the silent motion. Contemplate the image and let it breathe through your gaze. Gaze gently — the art does the rest.
The vertical blue lines seem to twist up and down like a water flow.
If you concentrate on the circular golden rings, you may see a vibrating fluid moving around.
Beautiful visual effect: the colorful hexagons seem to rotate and expand.
Trance Vision — A static image of wavy rows filled with colorful lenticular shapes that seem to sway gently side to side, evoking a subtle, hypnotic motion in the viewer’s gaze.
Stare into the center of this radial pattern, and the alignment of bright discs begins to pulse — like runway lights guiding you through a visual takeoff.
The heart and its vibrant backdrop seem to swirl and move as your gaze drifts — a still image that pulses with life.
The goldfish appears to swim away from the bait — caught in motion, yet perfectly still.
The wavy fluorescent lines seem to wink and flicker just like real Xmas lights.
This vibrant geometric design seems to turn on its own — a silent spin conjured by your gaze.
In this kinoptic image, the black bat appears to flutter, shift, or expand. Stare at it for a moment, then close your eyes — a white bat will briefly linger in your mind.
This Op Art piece features a spiral in blue, red, and yellow that seems to flash and pulse as you gaze into it.
As you shift your gaze around this pattern the small dots appear to sparkle.
The spiral-like pattern seems to rotate anti-clockwise. Of course, the image is perfectly static.
The blue ‘drops’ seem to move up and down and the yellow horizontal lines appear to wave and wobble.
Does the reddish part of this design seem to pulse? Some viewers even find its virtual rhythm syncing with the beat of their own heart.