An Op Art painting in the distinct style of Bridget Riley, composed of undulating waves and parallel black-and-white stripes that move from the edges of the canvas toward the center. These wavy lines, with regular spacing and varying thickness, create a strong sense of optical vibration and movement. Precisely at the central focal point, these waves undergo a sudden, abrupt "disruption"—a vertical crack or lightning-like fissure that shatters the rhythmic order, reminiscent of the exact moment of a defibrillator's electric shock. Surrounding this rupture, concentric circles or radiating ellipses are designed to emanate outward from the center, intensifying the illusion of flickering and pulsating visual oscillation, causing the viewer's eye to experience a strobing, throbbing effect. Toward the outer edges, the stripes maintain a soft, flowing undulation, but as they approach the center, the frequency of vibration increases and the contrast becomes sharper. All edges are crisp and geometric, with no shading or gradients used—only pure black and pure white. The overall composition must convey the sensation of "returning pulse": transitioning from initial stillness and stagnation to an explosive burst of optical energy, fragmented motion, and rhythmic pulsing. Canvas format: square or horizontal, ratio 1:1 or 16:9. Viewing angle: straight-on, to maximize the optical illusion effect. --- Ver más