"Feeling and Form" is a book by the artist and theorist László Moholy-Nagy, published in 1963. It explores the relationship between emotions and artistic expression, emphasizing how feelings can shape the form and structure of art. The work discusses various artistic mediums and their ability to convey complex emotional experiences. The book also examines the role of perception in art, suggesting that viewers interpret works based on their own feelings and experiences. Moholy-Nagy argues that understanding this connection can enhance both the creation and appreciation of art, bridging the gap between emotion and visual representation.