The Op and Kinetic art movements freed painting and sculpture from their traditional limitations, adding perceived and real movement to art forms that historically were immobile. Op art used geometric patterns, contrasting colors, and light and shadow to create optical effects that confuse and excite the eye. Kinetic art relied upon the actual motion produced by electric motors, gravity, air currents, or human manipulation to make sculptures move. Op and Kinetic art, paired from the beginning, s

“Innovation demands rigorous intellectual work, coordination among a plethora of organizations and individuals, and a certain ruthlessness to abandon familiar ideas, capabilities, and platforms which no longer provide relative advantage.” – Gen. David H. Berger, Commandant of the Marine Corps. The Marine Corps continues to refine #ForceDesign2030, pursuing the development of a single, integrated force that supports joint operations focused on forward maritime campaigns. Read about our progress s

The #ForceDesign Annual Update 2023 outlines the #MarineCorps' continued modernization efforts that are underway and provides a framework for priorities moving forward. Learn more about these initiatives and progress by following the link below ⬇️ https://www.marines.mil/Portals/1/Docs/Force_Design_2030_Annual_Update_June_2023.pdf 📷(U.S. Marine Corps video by Capt. Isaac Lamberth) | U.S. Marine Corps