The operation of conflicting visual cues and the elemental effects of colors and shapes on the faculties of the human retina is a style known as

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The style that operates on conflicting visual cues and the effects of colors and shapes on the human retina is known as Op art. Op art uses optical illusions and abstract patterns to create a sense of movement and visual vibration, often relying on the eye's natural tendency to seek out patterns and connections. This style of art was popularized in the 1960s and often incorporates black and white geometric shapes, as well as bold color contrasts.

The Operation of Conflicting Visual Cues and the Elemental Effects