Agamograph

plural Agamographs

1. A graphic form, popularized by Yaacov Agam, that uses lenticular printing to create the illusion of kineticism.

   This show includes serigraphs, Agamographs, sculptures, and tapestries by one of the pioneers of kinetic and optical art.

   1981, New West - Volume 6, Issues 5-9

   2 more examples

   In 1970 Agam's environmental painting for the Forum Leverkusen in Germany was installed. The next year one of his most popular graphic techniques, the "Agamograph" (a multidimensional graphic) was developed.

   2007, Sayako Aragaki, Agam: Beyond the Visible, page 102

   I had seen one or two Agams in books and museums, but I was amazed that almost every wall in Sidney's house seemed to display an Agamograph, and some walls had more Agam than wall showing.

   2015, Seth Schechter, Martini Wonderland, page 42