How can both sequential and simultaneous movement be created in an image?

Excerpts from the notes on the exhibition:

My friend,P used "two-dimensional flat surface of stretched canvas, erased the inherent texture by priming 10 coats of gesso, and created succeeding layers of ground in the form of transparent acrylic paint medium tinted with white acrylic."

This is to simulate "sequential and simultaneous movement. Thus, images found in the layers of transparent ground act as sequential and simultaneoud snapshots of movement in time and space. A sense of history and narrative can be perceived."

It achieved showing motion, also sound. P will add more gel medium on this series, therefore, the coming paintings would look more like blueprints. . . very interesting.
Goodluck on your thesis!

PS. That's me drinking wine.