Which is a correct example of the difference between static visual art and moving visual art?

Painting can be static while film shows moving images

A static visual artwork remains materially fixed while the viewer observes its lines, colours, shapes, and arrangement, as in a painting. A film is a moving visual medium because a sequence of changing frames is presented over time, producing the experience of motion and narrative development. Option A correctly states this contrast without claiming that every painting or every film behaves identically in all contexts. B mistakes both art forms for stones and ignores their visual qualities. C makes an absolute claim that is normally false for painting, and D denies the essential image-based nature of film. The governing distinction is movement through time versus a relatively fixed visual arrangement.

This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Introduction to Art. Topic: Types of art.