Into Place is a screenprint by Bridget Riley, a leading figure in Op Art, known for her visually dynamic and immersive geometric compositions. Created in 2013, this piece exemplifies Riley’s mastery of color, rhythm, and perception, drawing the viewer into an almost pulsating visual experience. In Into Place, Riley arranges a series of vertical stripes in varying colors, carefully positioned to create a harmonious yet energetic interaction between tones. The color palette includes soft pastels juxtaposed with more intense hues, demonstrating her deep understanding of how colors influence one another when placed in sequence. The composition appears to shift and vibrate, a hallmark of her Op Art technique, which challenges the viewer’s perception of movement and space. This work continues Riley’s long-standing exploration of optical effects and spatial illusions, building on her earlier experiments with black-and-white patterns and later, color-based abstractions. The precise arrangement of stripes in Into Place evokes a sense of balance and dynamism, making the artwork feel as though it is subtly shifting before the viewer’s eyes. Riley’s calculated yet fluid approach to form and color in Into Place showcases her enduring influence in contemporary abstraction and her ability to create visually stimulating compositions that engage both the eye and the mind.