"An Optical Poem" is a short animated film created by Oskar Fischinger in 1938. It combines abstract visuals with music, showcasing the relationship between sound and imagery. The film features colorful shapes and patterns that move in sync with the rhythm and melody, creating a dynamic visual experience. The animation is considered a pioneering work in the genre of abstract cinema. It reflects Fischinger's interest in synesthesia, where different senses, such as sight and sound, intertwine. "An Optical Poem" is celebrated for its innovative approach to animation and its influence on both art and film.