Highly detailed biomechanical style digital artwork depicts a top view of a large Hercules Beetle (Dynastes hercules) constructed from a complex set of mechanical parts presented in a biomechanical style, creating a striking contrast. Close-up, top-down view of a large beetle on a solid light silver background (#D5D6D2). The beetle's drop-shaped glossy black head - leads to an extremely elongated (half the size of the beetle), similar to a very long spike with a drill bit at the end that extends upward from the top center of the head image. This prominent feature gives the composition a dramatic contrast. Near the sides of the head two small spotlights can be seen pointing forward. The body of the Hercules Beetle is filled with various gears, screws, springs, circuit boards and other mechanisms arranged symmetrically and resembling a complex robotic organism. Transparent yellow glass elytra at the back of the beetle's body, underneath you can see complex mechanical parts, engine, cylinders, wires, tubes, LEDs and glowing lights. Each body segment has separate mechanical components, including cylindrical parts, complex geometric elements. The beetle's legs are segmented, with alternating dark gray and light brown cylindrical, conical parts. Various small mechanical components are arranged around the beetle. These parts are labeled with small text captions in sans-serif font, probably describing specific functions or parts. The overall composition is central with even lighting that emphasizes intricate details without casting harsh shadows. Color palette: shades of golden yellow, metallic silver, charcoal black, amber yellow, and warm gray, which creates a futuristic and technologically advanced mood of the artwork, illustration from a technical atlas with mechanical diagrams, exhibit stand, explication.