Kenneth Snelson 2001 Museum of Modern Art Rare Magnetic Art Geo Sculpture MoMa

Kenneth Snelson 2001 Museum of Modern Art Rare Magnetic Art Geo Sculpture MoMa Magnetic sculpture by Kenneth Snelson, renowned American artist and pioneer of tensegrity and kinetic sculpture, is a true statement piece for any modern art collector or design enthusiast. Created in 2001 and sold through the Museum of Modern Art Design Store. 14 magnetized components, with interchangeable silver and black sides, allowing for endless artistic configurations and designs U.S. Patent No. 6,017,220, which details Snelson’s innovative magnetic construction system. Measures 6” w x 6” d x 4.5” h as assembly in first photo. Weighs 6 oz. In good, preowned condition. Has some scuffs and marks, shown in photos. About Kenneth Snelson: Kenneth Snelson (1927–2016) was a celebrated American artist and sculptor, best known for his work with tensegrity, a term he coined to describe the structural balance of tension and compression. His sculptures, often made from lightweight materials like metal and cable, create visually captivating, gravity-defying forms. Snelson's works are housed in renowned museums including MoMA, The Whitney, and The Hirshhorn Museum