We know kinetic art as works of art that incorporate movement as an integral part of their quality. They can be shapes that are aesthetic, appealing and predominantly of a perfect, tasteful nature. We often think that the art object is changing, even though only we or our pupils as the viewer are moving. Sometimes movements are simulated through illusions. Op art could be viewed as a branch of kinetic art. This form emerged in the early 1960s when artists put rigid perspectives into perspective. It just depends on your point of view. Op Art and the majority of kinetic art are contemporary art. Some of the most famous artists in this genre are Vasarely and Gerhard von Graevenitz. We offer a large selection of kinetically valuable works that can be viewed in our webshop and delivered directly from their owners.