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# Kinetic Art Sculptures
## Kinetic Art
Kinetic art is a type of art that uses motion to create stunning visuals, often with a calming effect. This type of art can be a small asset with few nodes, such as the example below, it can be a larger asset with many nodes and models, or it can be an art piece assembled from multiple assets in Game Maker.
{% hint style="info" %}
Art pieces are a special type of asset that may be a centerpiece in an Experience. Most assets should be optimised for minimal use of nodes and faces when possible, and art pieces should adhere to [**guidelines**](/en/creator/voxedit/docs/ve-guidelines.md) including maximum values to function well in an Experience.
{% endhint %}
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