The pixel art image depicts a single subject: a stylized, broken heart. The heart is rendered in a classic 8-bit aesthetic, composed of clearly visible square pixels. It is split vertically down the middle, with a jagged, irregular fracture line suggesting a sudden and forceful breakage rather than a clean cut. Each half of the heart appears to be slightly displaced from the other, with the left half marginally shifted to the left and the right half to the right, emphasizing the separation. The heart is centrally located within the square frame, occupying a significant portion of the canvas without touching the edges. It is presented against a stark, completely black background, which provides no environmental context and ensures the heart is the sole focal point. The dominant colors used are various shades of pink and red for the main body of the heart, specifically a vibrant magenta for the main surface and a darker, deeper maroon or burgundy for the shadowed underside, suggesting a three-dimensional quality. A bright, almost pure white is used for specular highlights on the upper left and upper right curves of the heart, enhancing the illusion of volume. Critically, a striking teal or cyan color is used to outline the edges of the fracture and parts of the right half of the heart, creating a glitch-like or neon effect, as if light is emanating from the break or there's a digital distortion. This teal color also appears as a highlight on the very right edge of the heart. The overall vibe conveyed by the image is one of digital melancholy or sorrow, imbued with a retro-futuristic aesthetic due to the pixelation and the glitch-like teal highlights. The stark black background enhances the feeling of isolation and gravity, while the vibrant colors, despite representing a broken object, maintain a certain energetic or eye-catching quality. There are no additional UI elements or text present, making the broken heart the absolute focus of the artwork.