Interacting with Kali

Kali Yantra | VR matrix

[A] Man Destroys Nature

[B] Nature Destroys Man

[C] Man and Nature Live Together

[D] Kali as a “Metaphor of the Jungle

Ashvatta Tree

"Suddenly, I find myself in a vortex of light and images. It is a dreamlike dimension in which the ill fated and the positive seem to collide into a common reality. I turn and move forward to a petrified sea of marble of opaque colors, covered with deadly weapons; I am possessed with fear and horror.

In this world, in which it is not possible for the human intellect to distinguish good from evil or beauty from horror, it is nevertheless possible to have consciousness and make decisions about whether to destroy or construct. The objects are living elements that provoke me to react. I find these objects in this ideal, unique environment, rich in symmetry, color and depth. I navigate among them like a fish; I penetrate, touch and proceed through this virtual world, in which the images are integrated like an articulated world of different layers. The music reacts to my inputs, depending upon how and what I touch, where and how I go. The weapons emerge beneath my feet; they are like a long highway of fear, which, as I travel closer, prolongs the horror.

If, however, I go back to seek flowers, then the smiling faces of children confirm construction. The choice is mine. This is an experience - a surrealistic vision, a space that includes worlds, realities, dreams, desires, fear and horror. And, depending on what I select or what I react to, receive the results are in front of my eyes, as well as on the large external screens. Here I experiment in first person, the concept of cause and effect, as explained by the ancient oriental philosophy, which adapts perfectly to the concept of virtual reality, since virtual reality makes it possible to produce actions that produce, in real time, corresponding reactions that we can experience in real time."