It often incorporates kinetic energy into designs of squares, lines, circles, and dots to create illusions. Often color is used in a powerful way to give a sense of depth to the pictures. Also common are invisible paintings, in which shapes emerge as the viewer's eye becomes accustomed to the colors of the canvas. FTP -- name this 1960's art movement that rejects all signs
It often incorporates kinetic energy into designs of squares, lines, circles, and dots to create illusions. Often color is used in a powerful way to give a sense of depth to the pictures. Also common are invisible paintings, in which shapes emerge as the viewer's eye becomes accustomed to the colors of the canvas. FTP -- name this 1960's art movement that rejects all signs of representation and insists on nonobjectivity.
It often incorporates kinetic energy into designs of squares, lines, circles, and dots to create illusions.
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