Movement in artwork refers to guiding the eye across the composition through lines, shapes, or colors. It creates unity. Rhythm is the regular repetition of elements that forms a pattern. Both movement and rhythm can be created through repetition of lines, shapes, colors, or styles. Movement implies a sense of flow or direction, while rhythm provides overall structure through consistent repetition. Van Gogh's Starry Night uses the unique painting of clouds to create movement from left to right and repetitive star shapes to build rhythm.

1. Principle of Art-

2. Movement is the path our eyes follow when we look
at a work of art. The purpose of movement is to
create unity in the artwork with the eye.

12. Difference between Movement and Rhythm in a des
Movement is the illusion of motion created by
lines, shapes or colours that cause the eye to
move over the design along those shapes,
whereas rhythm is the regular repetition of lines,
shapes, or colours that creates a pattern to the
overall design. A rhythm in the picture can also
create a movement. For example, the famous
Starry Night painting by Van Gogh.

14. The picture shows movement by the unique painting
of cloud/wind which seems to move from left to right,
whereas the same style of shape is used for stars,
moon and the overall colour gives a rhythm to the
whole design.
To create rhythm in the picture you need to have
repetition of line, shape, colour, style, or a
combination of these things.
To create movement, the design should have a sense
of flow in the picture, a sense of direction. A rhythm
in the picture can also cause a movement.