An exceptional material creation with an unmistakable industrial chic character, perfect for collectors seeking unique pieces with a strong visual impact. This exquisite sculpture, titled "Heart 60" and rigorously certified as a one-of-a-kind, is the brainchild of contemporary sculptor Simon Saronni. Subject and Style: Part of the exciting "HeartBeat" series, the composition boldly blends a cold mechanical and steampunk aesthetic with the universal and romantic shape of a heart. Gears, transmission chains, wrenches, and motor components are expertly welded together to create a dynamic, dense, and three-dimensional volume. Material and Finish: The sculpture is made entirely from recycled metals (iron and steel). The weathered surface of the genuine mechanical components is enhanced and protected by a meticulous final glossy clear varnish, which ensures its preservation and accentuates the evocative color contrasts. Base: The massive metal heart is firmly anchored to a solid, visible, circular steel base, which lends a raw feel to the whole and ensures the structure's perfect and secure stability. Technical Details and Condition: · Type: Tabletop Sculpture (Unique Piece). · Artist: Simon Saronni (Title: "Heart 60" - Series: "HeartBeat"). · Materials: Metal, Iron, Steel (Recycled Art / Upcycling). · Period: Contemporary (Year 2025). · Dimensions: Base diameter: 13 cm. Maximum width: 21 cm. Total height: 20 cm. Weight: 3.5 kg. · Condition: Perfect condition. The sculpture is sold with its official, printed Certificate of Authenticity, which attests to its stamped signature, technical specifications, and uniqueness (Archive No.: NR. 60/100). Please note that any white areas in the photo shoot are due to reflections from artificial lighting, used to better illuminate the item, which may cause slight color variations in the photograph. The item is original and is carefully photographed, capturing every detail, highlighting its quality, strengths, and any flaws. It is sold "as is," and the and photographs are accurate.= This piece has an attribution mark, I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution