Yaacov Agam was born in 1928 in the future Israel. He settles in Paris in 1951 but does not speak French, knows anybody, has no place to be introduced in. He earns his living with difficulties until he meets great painters like Chagall or Leger. Agam is early interested in the introduction of time and movement into the art. In 1953, he gets his first exhibition at Craven’s gallery. Noticed, he . . .