Geschlenkter
Geschlenkter is a neologism used in German-language experimental discourse to characterize a quality of movement, sound, or articulation that combines flowing, gliding phases with abrupt, pendular shifts. It is not listed in standard dictionaries and is mainly found in discussions of contemporary art, poetry, and experimental cinema.
Etymology and usage are uncertain; the form appears to be a blend around the concept of shifting
In kinetic art and sculpture, geschlenkter motion refers to mechanisms or performances where motion alternates between
Reception and scope: As a relatively new term, it has narrow adoption and is mostly referenced within