Flowing rhythm is a type of rhythm that is created by undulating elements and intervals, as well as bending and curving motifs and spaces. It can be observed in various natural elements such as streams, waterways, beaches, waves, sand dunes, glaciers, rolling hills, and wind-blown grasses. This type of rhythm is characterized by the repetition of motifs that gradually change and transform in a steady sequence, progressing from one thing to another. Additionally, flowing rhythm can also involve alternating different motifs, flipping or rotating a single motif, or varying the placement or spacing between motifs.