Sempere is our most representative artist. His concerns and artistic pursuits around light, movement, and geometry bring him close to these artists he meets in Paris: Vasarely, Le Parc, Agam, Tomasello... Students will be able to interact with some of the works and achieve different optical effects.

With this tour we aim to showcase the works and artists who experiment with movement, light, and the reflections produced by geometric forms that involve the viewer in an innovative way.

Vasarely's Cube. (Workshop)

Victor Vasarely is the leading representative of Op Art/Optical Art, an artistic movement that emerged in the 1960s and stems from geometric abstraction. Using scientific principles and repetitive structures to create visual effects that produce a sensation of movement on a flat or static surface, turning the viewer into an active observer and therefore a participant in the work.

The objective of this workshop is to work with polychromatic or bichromatic contrasts, inspired by Vasarely's work, using simple geometric forms such as squares and circles, and the creation of patterns through changes in shape, size, or color.