This artist (*) built a motor-powered, rotating sculpture made of perforated discs that projects light patterns on the surrounding walls.
This artist depicted umbrellas around a fountain under the shadow of steel girders in bird's-eye view photographs he took from the Berlin Radio Tower. A book by this man contains the dictum "the illiterate of the future will be ignorant of the use of camera and pen alike" and describes abstract, exact, slow, and intensified seeing among the eight types of photographic vision. This man depicted arrangements of translucent rectangles and circles in paintings such as Composition Z VIII. A few months after Man Ray made his first Rayographs, this artist and his wife Lucia placed objects on light-sensitive paper to make photograms. This artist (*) built a motor-powered, rotating sculpture made of perforated discs that projects light patterns on the surrounding walls. This man created the Light-Space Modulator and wrote The New Vision while teaching at the Bauhaus. For 10 points, name this Hungarian Constructivist artist and photographer.
This artist depicted umbrellas around a fountain under the shadow of steel girders in bird's-eye view photographs he took from the Berlin Radio Tower.
Laszlo Moholy-Nagy [or LÃ¡szlÃ³ Weisz; prompt on Moholy or Nagy]