Limited edition

JACKPOT — Black

£430

Limited edition 15 numbered pieces

Finish· Black

The work

The symbol of wealth

JACKPOT distils wealth into its purest form: the swollen sack, the embossed dollar sign, no frills. A pop icon of abundance, pared back to the essential.

Reinterpreted in mirror chrome with a black chrome finish, the object ceases to be a symbol and becomes a reflection: in its gleaming chrome you find yourself, and what it stands for becomes yours.

Every reflection changes with the light and the hour of the day: no piece ever looks quite the same twice.

Limited edition — Fifteen hand-numbered pieces

In the home

It lives where you look

More than an object: a presence. On a living-room console, a study desk or among the books on a shelf, the sculpture catches the light and returns it transformed.

Every corner of the home becomes a private gallery.

It lives where you look

Artwork details

Provenance

Artwork
JACKPOT
Collection
AXI Gallery
Material
Resin and fibreglass
Finish
Mirror chrome — Black
Dimensions
32 × 24 cm
Edition
15 hand-numbered pieces
Year
2026
Artist
AXI Gallery, Venice

AXI Gallery, Venice

The arrival

An unveiling ritual

It arrives in a dedicated box, protected by luxury packaging. Inside you will find the chrome sculpture, the hand-signed certificate bearing its edition number, and the official AXI Gallery seal.

Opening it is already an experience.

An unveiling ritual

Care

Caring for your work

A little attention keeps the mirror finish flawless for years.

  1. Cleaning

    Dust with a soft, dry microfibre cloth. To remove fingerprints, use a cloth lightly dampened with water: never abrasive products, solvents or alcohol-based cleaners.

  2. Placement

    Keep the work away from direct heat sources and from strong, prolonged sunlight, which over time could dull the brilliance of its reflections.

  3. Handling the work

    Always lift the sculpture by its base, with clean hands or cotton gloves, to preserve the mirror-chrome surface.

Manifesto

One work. Fifteen pieces. Never again.

AXI Gallery