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4 th Grade Art Smart Zebegen by Victor Vasarely

Zebegen by Victor Vasarely. Victor Vasarely (1908-1997) Hungarian born in 1908 Moved to France in 1930 (considered a French Painter) Worked as a Graphic

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Page 1: Zebegen by Victor Vasarely. Victor Vasarely (1908-1997) Hungarian born in 1908 Moved to France in 1930 (considered a French Painter) Worked as a Graphic

4th Grade Art Smart

Zebegen

by Victor Vasarely

Page 2: Zebegen by Victor Vasarely. Victor Vasarely (1908-1997) Hungarian born in 1908 Moved to France in 1930 (considered a French Painter) Worked as a Graphic

Victor Vasarely (1908-1997)• Hungarian born in 1908• Moved to France in 1930 (considered a

French Painter)• Worked as a Graphic Designer • Early work was in complex black & white

patterns• Added intense color contrasts later in work• “Father” of OP ART• Died in 1997

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Optical ArtEvolved around 1960 Creates an Optical Illusion (A misleading image.)

Is Abstract (not concrete/realistic)

Uses Visual Contrast(A large difference between two things; for example, rough and smooth, yellow and purple, light and shadow. )

Comprised of Shapes geometric (square, triangle, circle) and organic (irregular in outline)

often appears – to the human eye – to be moving or breathing due to its precise, mathematically-based composition

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Examples of his work:

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9 Style GroupsHis art is categorized chronologically into different

but sometimes overlapping styles

1. Graphic

2. Belle Isle

3. Denfert

4. Cystal-Gordes

5. Black – White

6. Planetary Folklore

7. Vonal

8. Gestalt

9. Universal Structures

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Planetary FolkloreAll over pattern

Uses 2 color units withcontrasting colors

Consists of two geometric elements that fit one intothe other

Zebegen 1964

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Examples of His Planetary Folklore Style

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Primary Colors The basic colors from which all colors are

mixedRed, Yellow & Blue No other colors can be mixed to make

primary colors.

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Secondary Colors• Green, Violet & Orange• Created by mixing two primary colors

together in equal parts

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Intermediate (Tertiary) ColorsA color mixed from a primary and secondary

color.Intermedia

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Cool colors

Warm colors

Color wheel

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Vocabulary:Composition:

Geometric Shapes:

Hue:

Value:

Intensity:

To create, form or design something by arranging parts to create a unified whole.

Any shapes and/or forms based on math principles, such as square/cube, circle/sphere, triangle/cone, pyramid etc…

Another name for color.

The lightness or darkness of a color.

The brightness or dullness of a color.

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Project:Fold 9 x 9 paper in ½ and then in ½ again to

form 16 squares.Brainstorm a simple design unit can be made

using circles, triangles, and squares. (refer to print)

Pick a pair of complementary colors: red/green, blue/orange or violet/yellow.

Design op art pattern using crayons and one or two design units. (vary placement & arrangement to draw the eye around the design)