I see the excitement, but clay is not a thing that should be spun for its own sake. If you want motion, give it a gentle turning, like a turntable, so the form can breathe. Make a small rotating arm, attach a piece that can slide, then let the earth tell you if it balances or falters. Keep the hands steady, the weight measured, and the movement a quiet conversation, not a roar. That’s how the clay will still feel you in it.

I hear the rush in your words, but clay remembers its own weight and balance. A quick spin can break the piece before it knows itself. If you truly want movement, let the form find its own rhythm, then guide it gently. That way the sculpture will speak, not just scream.