Kinetic art form, also known as Kineticism, is an art form that uses movement to create a visual effect. It is often created using a variety of materials such as metal, wood, and plastic. The term 'KINETIC' comes from the Greek word for motion. The most common form of KINETIC art is mobiles, which are sculptures that move in response to air currents or other forces. Mobiles can be made from a variety of materials, including wire, string, and paper. They are often suspended from the ceiling or hung from walls, and they can be used to create a dynamic and ever-changing environment.