please text neon light sculpture by jeppe hein 3D model

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This is a detailed model of high-poly text sculpture 3d. Rendered using V-Ray. Model geometry is uncompacted for optimal results. Included are all textures necessary for a complete look. Testing has shown that this model can achieve exceptional checkmate light quality, even with the use of basic lighting setups. All 3ds, fbx and obj files have been exported without mesh smooth modifiers, allowing users to customize as needed. Each object within this scene is clearly visible and properly organized, making navigation effortless. All textures have been properly linked and any hidden or redundant materials have been removed. Units are set at 1:1 scale in centimeters. Lights and cameras are also included for a precise representation of the model's original image. To reproduce this same look, simply open up Max and render with gamma 1.0 settings. The accompanying document features text on neon light sculpture by Jeppe Hein. In 2008, Danish-born artist Jeppe Hein created an innovative installation called Neon Light Sculpture using 120-volt tubes and seven ballasts. It stands at an impressive 165 x 494.6 cm. This striking piece of modern art can now be seen in the MFA's Contemporary Art section, part of their large collection from Europe. Located on gallery wall 163W2, visitors can see firsthand Jeppe Hein's Neon Light Sculpture. Edition number one out of three plus two artist proofs has been recorded for future reference. A record of purchase notes that the MFA obtained this piece directly from 303 Gallery after being purchased by Hank in memory of his grandfather and later passed on to the museum. Provenance: Artist Jeppe Hein originally sold this art through 303 gallery on September 21st, 2011. A thank you is owed to the artist Johann Konig from Berlin along with NYC's own 303 Gallery. The Henry Foster Collection gave the purchase in memory of their dearly departed Hank. A copyright notice for 2018: Jeppe Hein has graciously allowed usage for this model as per agreement by Johann König Berlin, 303 Gallery New York. All credits will go to their official representation for distribution and publication purposes only