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kineticism

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ki·net·i·cism  (k-nt-szm, k-)
n.
The theory or practice of kinetic art.
ki·neti·cist n.
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6-8-9 implies movement, and indeed one prominent characteristic of Taylor's arrangements is their arrested kineticism, as if each piece were but a provisional way station on the road from one form to another.
Al Taylor: Zwirner & Wirth by Sholis, Brian / Artforum International
The large painted-steel sculptures he realized in the late 1980s display the ferocity of metaphysical insight, but, given their basis in ballet and folk dance, do not belie his kineticism or obsession with human presence.
Carlos Alfonzo by Frank, Peter / ArtUS
Byline: Bob Strauss Film Critic THERE ARE interesting questions about what constitutes true heroism in the aptly named ``Hero'' but it's the aesthetic splendor and weird kineticism that you remember.
A LITTLE 'HERO' WORSHIP IS IN ORDER by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
 
 
 
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