How to Make an Agamograph | Optical Kinetic Art Lesson Inspired by Yaacov Agam

The video tutorial explains how to create an agalma graph, a type of kinetic art inspired by Yacov Agam. It covers the process of making both two-image and three-image agalma graphs, detailing the steps of cutting, folding, and assembling paper strips. The tutorial also discusses the importance of choosing a theme, using watercolor paints, and ensuring the stability of the final piece. Tips for avoiding common mistakes and enhancing the artwork's visual appeal are provided.

What is an agalma graph and how is it created?

Who is the artist after whom the agalma graph is named?

Describe the process of creating a two-image agalma graph.

What is the difference between a two-image and a three-image agalma graph?

Explain how to fold the paper to create hills and valleys for the agalma graph.

What theme will the students be working with for their three-image agalma graph?

How should students choose their two opposite images for the project?

What materials are recommended for outlining before painting with watercolors?

What steps should be taken after painting to prepare the agalma graph for gluing?

What is the final step in the process of creating an agalma graph?