Vertigo

Vertigo by Eva Badura-Triska, Michael Worgötter, and Ulrike Groos presents a comprehensive exploration of optical art and concrete art through carefully curated exhibitions. Published by Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther Konig, this scholarly work delves deep into the visual phenomena that challenge perception and create disorienting effects through artistic manipulation. The three expert authors bring together their extensive knowledge of contemporary art movements, focusing specifically on how optical illusions and concrete artistic principles intersect to create powerful visual experiences. This essential reference examines the theoretical foundations and practical applications of optical art within exhibition contexts, making it invaluable for art historians, curators, students, and enthusiasts of contemporary visual culture. The book serves as both an academic resource and a visual journey through the fascinating world of perceptual art, where geometric forms, precise compositions, and calculated color relationships create striking effects that blur the boundaries between art and science. Whether you’re researching exhibition design, studying art history, or simply fascinated by the power of visual perception, Vertigo offers authoritative insights into these dynamic artistic movements. Add this compelling study to your collection and discover how optical and concrete art continue to challenge our understanding of visual experience.