Create a high-resolution 3D rendering of the image (as shown in the reference image), transformed into a solid and sculptural object made entirely of polished and hyper-realistic metal. The object must preserve exactly the shape, proportions and defined edges of the original – no melting, no distortion. Keep the front orientation or aligned with your natural position – without tilting or turning. The surface should be highly polished, but not flawless – reflecting like a mirror in the convex areas, but presenting brushed or matte transitions in the lowered or inner zones. Reflections should be dynamically distorted depending on the curvature of the object, with sharp light streaks in the stretched zones and deeper gradient shadows in compressed areas. Incorporate microscratches scattered over the surface, visible only under the light, adding a tactile feeling of wear and realism. Subtle dents, soft deformations and undulations should be present in areas that appear to be tensed or compressed – similar to inflated metal or slightly crumpled aluminum. Some specific areas should show soft oxidized tones or ambient hues – subtle reflections of ambient light, such as cold or warm tones, depending on the general lighting of the scene.