Art that produced illusions of motion and depth using only flat,geometric forms was called ____.

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Optical Art, also known as Op Art, is an art movement that emerged in the 1960s and focused on producing visual illusions of motion and depth by using geometric forms such as grids, stripes, and triangles. This art style often employs bright colors and high contrast to further enhance the illusion of movement. The other choices, Psychedelic Art, Postmodern Art, and Pop Art, do not specifically focus on creating optical illusions through the use of flat, geometric forms.

Art That Produced Illusions of Motion and Depth Using Only