Jesus Soto - Esfera Caracas 3D model

This is a 3D replica model inspired in one of the best works made by one of the Masters of Kinetic Art Jesus Soto. You can see his kinetic artwork in many places around the world at buildings and museums, the Master use a few different materials such as aluminum, steel, acrilics and silicon to bring his ideas into reality.

Museum of Modern Art, New York * Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York * the Blanton Museum of Art, Austin * Tate Gallery, London * Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam * Museum Boymans-van Beuningen, Rotterdam * Royal Museum of Fine Arts of Belgium, Brussels * Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Buenos Aires * the Jésus Rafael Soto Museum of Modern Art, Ciudad Bolívar, Venezuela * Museo de Bellas Artes, Caracas * Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, Paris * Hara Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo; Musei Vaticani, Vatican, Italy.

• The Soto's Sphere is presented in 4 differents formats: .C4d, .dae, .fbx and .skp.
• Every part of the model was hierarchy grouped for easy manipulation.
• The model is selling without any kind of textures or materials.
• The model is only intended to be used in architectural CAD projects.
• The model is not prepared or intended to be printed on 3d printers.

Height: 15.098 mts Width: 14.400 mts Depth: 13.200 mts (it can be scaled to whatever dimension you want to fit in the place you need)

Points: 1477322 Polygons: 608073

• We find ourselves in so many projects at the same time that we are not be able to set aside enough time to answer the questions that we are asked through the platform's message system. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause to you.
• The model is not prepared to be printed on 3d printers, so if you buy it with that in mind, you have to think twice because if you are not an experienced 3d modeler or trained to perform the necessary conversions to generate a solid model oriented to such purposes, surely you will find difficulties to get it.
• What we offer is the 3d model exported in files of different formats and not a finished product understood as sculptures, miniatures or something similar.