Exclusief S.Buru - Sculpture, -***SILVER FALLEN ANGEL*** Steampunk - 37 cm - high-quality resin - 2025

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A 2025 high‑quality resin sculpture titled Silver Fallen Angel – Steampunk by Exclusief S. Buru, measuring 21 cm high, 37 cm wide and 12.5 cm deep, signed and in excellent condition, of German origin and in a modern, upcycled steampunk style.

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Silver Fallen Angel – Steampunk Winged Sculpture – Door Saladin Buru (India/Berlin)
Founder of contemporary steampunk art
This exceptional Silver Fallen Angel is a masterpiece by the Indian artist Saladin Buru, based in Berlin, internationally recognized as the founder of modern steampunk art. His work bridges classical spirituality and futuristic mechanics — a visual language loved worldwide by collectors, museums and design enthusiasts.

About the sculpture
The angel is depicted in a moment of deep introspection:

kneeling,

head bowed,

hand resting against the forehead.
This pose embodies a powerful mix of vulnerability, reflection and inner struggle — a theme central to Buru’s oeuvre.

What makes this work unique is the duality of the wings:

one organic, with finely feathered structures and a lightly weathered silver finish;

one mechanical, composed of gears, tubes, metal feathers, copper accents and steampunk elements that are worked out in minute detail.
This combination symbolizes Buru’s vision of the modern human: a being that balances between soul and machine, between emotion and progress, between tradition and technology.

The silver-colored resin, enriched with bronze and copper details, captures light in a subtle way. The texture of the wings, the tension in the muscles and the meticulous mechanical parts showcase craftsmanship that only a few contemporary artists master.

This sculpture is not just an angel — it is a poetic metaphor for the era we live in: an angel that does not fly, but thinks.

Features
Artist: Saladin Buru (India/Berlin)

Material: High-quality resin

Finish: Silver with bronze/copper accents

Style: Steampunk / Contemporary sculpture

Condition: Excellent

Height: 21 cm

Width: 37 cm

Depth: 12.5 cm

Buru is the pioneer and founder of the modern steampunk style

Special notes
This work belongs to Buru’s Berlin period, during which he refined his steampunk aesthetics into a form of modern mythology.
His sculptures are valued worldwide for their emotional depth, technical perfection and symbolic power.
The Silver Fallen Angel is a rare and exceptional collectible that makes a striking presence in both modern interiors and art collections.

Shipping
The statue is shipped insured, professionally and extremely carefully packaged, with attention to protecting all delicate details.

Silver Fallen Angel – Steampunk Winged Sculpture – Door Saladin Buru (India/Berlin)
Founder of contemporary steampunk art
This exceptional Silver Fallen Angel is a masterpiece by the Indian artist Saladin Buru, based in Berlin, internationally recognized as the founder of modern steampunk art. His work bridges classical spirituality and futuristic mechanics — a visual language loved worldwide by collectors, museums and design enthusiasts.

About the sculpture
The angel is depicted in a moment of deep introspection:

kneeling,

head bowed,

hand resting against the forehead.
This pose embodies a powerful mix of vulnerability, reflection and inner struggle — a theme central to Buru’s oeuvre.

What makes this work unique is the duality of the wings:

one organic, with finely feathered structures and a lightly weathered silver finish;

one mechanical, composed of gears, tubes, metal feathers, copper accents and steampunk elements that are worked out in minute detail.
This combination symbolizes Buru’s vision of the modern human: a being that balances between soul and machine, between emotion and progress, between tradition and technology.

The silver-colored resin, enriched with bronze and copper details, captures light in a subtle way. The texture of the wings, the tension in the muscles and the meticulous mechanical parts showcase craftsmanship that only a few contemporary artists master.

This sculpture is not just an angel — it is a poetic metaphor for the era we live in: an angel that does not fly, but thinks.

Features
Artist: Saladin Buru (India/Berlin)

Material: High-quality resin

Finish: Silver with bronze/copper accents

Style: Steampunk / Contemporary sculpture

Condition: Excellent

Height: 21 cm

Width: 37 cm

Depth: 12.5 cm

Buru is the pioneer and founder of the modern steampunk style

Special notes
This work belongs to Buru’s Berlin period, during which he refined his steampunk aesthetics into a form of modern mythology.
His sculptures are valued worldwide for their emotional depth, technical perfection and symbolic power.
The Silver Fallen Angel is a rare and exceptional collectible that makes a striking presence in both modern interiors and art collections.

Shipping
The statue is shipped insured, professionally and extremely carefully packaged, with attention to protecting all delicate details.

Details

Era
After 2000
Style subtype
Upcycled
Sold by
Gallery
Country of origin
Germany
Style
Contemporary
Material
high-quality resin
Artist
Exclusief S.Buru
Title of artwork
-***SILVER FALLEN ANGEL*** Steampunk
Signature
Signed
Year
2025
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
37 cm
Width
21 cm
Depth
12.5 cm
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Objects sold
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