Kinetic art
Kinetic art by Patrick Rubinstein
Kinetic art is art that moves — or seems to. In Patrick Rubinstein's work the movement is yours: as you walk past, one image dissolves into another. Momentum Art Gallery in Knokke presents his kinetic works on the Zeedijk, where you can see the effect in person.
Why it has to be seen in person
A photograph shows a kinetic work from a single point, so it can only show one of its images. Standing in front of it and taking a few steps is the only way to see the full transformation — which is why we invite collectors to the gallery, or to a video tour if they are far away.
Works at the gallery
Patrick Rubinstein's subjects range from art history to pop icons: La Nuit Étoilée de Matisse, Sparkling Henri, Pop Mona — and Art in Knokke. Each is shown below; ask for the price of any of them and the team replies within one business day.
Works at the gallery
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Frequently asked questions
- What is kinetic art?
- Art that contains movement, real or perceived. In Patrick Rubinstein's work, the image changes as the viewer moves in front of it.
- Where can I see kinetic art in Belgium?
- Patrick Rubinstein's kinetic works are shown at Momentum Art Gallery, Zeedijk 640, 8300 Knokke-Heist, open Friday to Monday, 11:00–18:00.
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