In the mid-1970s, David Hockney began his working relationship with master printer Kenneth Tyler. Together they created the Moving Focus, a captivating exploration of Hockney's fascination with motion and perception. Created primarily in the 1980s, this series showcases Hockney's innovative approach to capturing movement in both still and video images. Using multiple perspectives and overlapping frames, Hockney creates a dynamic visual experience that challenges traditional notions of static representation. The "Moving Focus" series exemplifies Hockney's ongoing experimentation with technology and his ability to push the boundaries of artistic expression, offering viewers a unique and engaging perspective on the interplay between time, space, and imagery.