Henri Matisse's 'The Dance' emphasizes the expressive body language and fluid movements of the figures, capturing the emotional intensity and rhythmic flow of the dance.

Rodin's 'The Thinker' conveys rhythm and movement through the dynamic posture of the figure, capturing the tension and energy of deep contemplation.

Edgar Degas' 'The Rehearsal' captures the rhythmic movements and graceful poses of ballet dancers during a rehearsal, showcasing the elegance and precision of classical ballet.

In Bharatanatyam, 'adavus' are intricate footwork patterns that convey emotions and expressions through their rhythmic variations and symbolic meanings.

Shadow puppetry creates rhythmic patterns through the movement of light and shadow, often accompanied by music and storytelling.

Butoh dancers use slow, deliberate movements and gestures to create rhythmic patterns that convey emotions and concepts, often exploring themes of life, death, and transformation.

Alexander Calder's 'The Mobile' is a series of sculptures that move and sway in the wind, creating rhythmic patterns and visual interest through their dynamic forms.

In African dance traditions, dancers use rhythmic body movements, intricate footwork, hand gestures, symbolic movements, and synchronized formations to communicate with each other and the audience, expressing cultural stories, emotions, and rituals.

Tap dance is a dance form characterized by rhythmic patterns created by the tapping of shoes on a hard surface, often accompanied by music and improvisation.

Jacob Lawrence's 'Rhythm of Life' uses vibrant colors, bold brushstrokes, symbolic imagery, and the repetition of geometric shapes and patterns to create rhythmic patterns that convey the struggles and triumphs of African Americans.

Water fountains create rhythmic patterns through the movement of water, often accompanied by music and light displays.

In Kathak, dancers use rhythmic footwork, intricate hand gestures, symbolic movements, and synchronized formations to convey emotions, stories, and cultural traditions.

Sufi whirling is a dance form characterized by rhythmic patterns created by the spinning and twirling of dancers, often accompanied by music and spiritual chanting.

Edvard Munch's 'The Dance of Life' uses vibrant colors and bold brushstrokes to create rhythmic lines and patterns that convey the emotional intensity and energy of the dance.

Sand art creates rhythmic patterns through the movement of sand, often accompanied by music and light displays.