A work of art that guides the viewer's eyes through the use of shapes, lines, colors, or edges is an example of which principle of design?

movement

symmetry

balance

emphasis

A work of art that guides the viewer's eyes through the use of shapes, lines, colors, or edges is (A) movement.

Movement is the path where the viewer's eye is taken through the work of art, often to focal areas. Such movement can be directed along edges, lines, shapes and color within the work of art.