This research delves into the multifaceted exploration of movement in the world of contemporary visual art. Based on various artistic practices. The study examines how artists engage with the dynamic interplay between form, space and time to convey a sense of movement and vitality in their creations. Through a comprehensive analysis of the concept of movement philosophically and artistically, the research demonstrates the precise ways in which movement is conceptualized and manifested. The research includes the theoretical foundations of the movement in contemporary plastic art. It explores the historical development of this concept, tracing its roots to early avant-garde movements and demonstrating its continuing importance in the context of current artistic expressions. Furthermore, the study examines the impact of technological advances on the expression of movement, considering how digital and interactive elements have expanded the possibilities for artists to convey dynamic narratives. By bringing together critical theories, artistic methodologies and technological influences, this research contributes to a deeper understanding of the complex relationship between the movement and contemporary fine art. It offers insights that not only enrich scholarly discourse but also provide valuable perspectives for artists, educators, and enthusiasts seeking to engage with and appreciate the dynamic aesthetic experiences shaped by today's creative practitioners