Movement

Definition

Movement in art refers to creating the illusion of action or physical motion within a static image. It can be achieved through various techniques such as diagonal lines, implied gestures, or blurring effects.

Related terms

Gesture: Gesture captures quick, expressive movements or poses that convey action and vitality in an artwork.

Kinetic Art: Kinetic art incorporates actual movement into sculptures or installations, bringing them to life through mechanical means.

Impressionism: Impressionist artists sought to capture fleeting moments and sensations by using loose brushwork and vibrant colors that suggest movement.