Koriste-esine - Tuntetomaton

reimagined as a “whale battleship” with a strong emphasis on biomechanical and industrial aesthetics. The piece presents a futuristic interpretation of a marine organism transformed into a complex mechanical lifeform.

The sculpture measures approximately 30 cm in length and 21 cm in height, with a solid and weighty presence. The body is constructed from a high-density PVC-based model, finished with layered hand painting and weathered surface treatment, creating a deep oceanic blue-grey tone with speckled, star-like textures.

Multiple metal-like mechanical components are integrated across the body, including gear assemblies, rotary elements, and structural fittings. These additions form an intricate visual system suggesting internal motion and mechanical vitality.

The base has been upgraded to a solid hardwood structure, providing stability and a refined contrast in material and tone. The overall composition is designed as a standalone collectible display sculpture.

The work draws inspiration from steampunk aesthetics and mechanical-biological art language, emphasizing decorative value and collectible presentation quality.