The Belgian ZERO artist Jef Verheyen (1932-1984) became known as the painter of light streams and colour spectra. He experimented not only with light, but also with movement and the invisible as means to evoke natural mechanisms and to reveal universal interrelationships between human beings and the surrounding world. He used geometric principles – his passion for geometry was born out of his interest in mathematics and (Greek) philosophy – as the basis for harmony. Verheyen never gave up on traditional media and materials such as the canvas, paint, and brushes to search for the essence of our nature. 

Jef Verheyen

(c) Photo: Jef Verheyen Archive
383 Laser (ed. 75), 1972
Multiple , 70 x 70 cm
Serigraph

Serigraph with a complete aeon from bottom left to top right. Tricolour laser: green-orange-violet

Labeled on the reverse: K9716

Image 65 x 65 cm

Published by Institute of Contemporary Prints, London

Printed by Chris Prater, Kelpra Studio, 1972

Edition of 75

References
  • Jef Verheyen - Met Boog en Pijl in de Vlakte / Frank Heirman. - Borgerhout : S&S Galerie, 2013. - niet-genummerd van 56 niet-genummerde exemplaren. -  : ill. ; 24 x 16.4 cm