Kali the Destroyer Canvas Print

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New age rendering of Kali’s image produces an awe-inspiring effect of an all-embracing destructive cold: the goddess’s cold stare accompanied by the cold gray skies is further substantiated by Kali’s cathartic appearance from a floating iceberg. The apocalypse of a small coastal town is inevitable. Yet, it feels almost liberating: this place has apparently been asking to be razed to the ground for a very long time. This reveals exactly the ultimate purpose of Kali the Goddess – demolishing the past in order to procreate.

The root “Kala” means “time” in Sanskrit, in which case the goddess Kali represents a very important Hindu belief in the transience of the flesh and eternity of the spirit. Being one of the most ferocious world deities, Kali is one of the manifestations of the wife of Shiva and mother goddess Devi. Her intentions are often misinterpreted as pure rampaging thirst. In fact, her swords are the destroyers of false consciousness and bonds that tie us,...

I am confident that new graphic technologies unlock endless possibilities for creative individuals. The visual capabilities of some contemporary 3d applications are far beyond common human comprehension. Today the sky is the limit to exercising your imagination, intelligence, and ambitions. “Everything is possible” could be a motto of present and future digital artists. I’m trying to prove it in every one of my modest creations. Never-ending combinations of renderings, lightings, and shape deformations bring you the sensation of full liberty. There are no more hours of a laborious painting routine. There is no more painful drafting. Everything is instant under the tips of your flying fingers. There is only one chilling obstacle...