Kali Dances With Katrina by tresamie
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Description
UltraFractal 4.01
"The goddess Kali often appears as a horrific vision of the divine, with garlands of human skulls around her neck and a severed head in her hand; her bloody tongue hangs from her mouth, and the weapons in her arms drip gore. This image attempts to capture the destructive capacity of the divine, the suffering in the world, and the ultimate return of all things to the goddess at death."
~www.Indianchild.com
Thanks so much for your view/comment. I appreciate it a lot. I have been following the news of Katrina's destruction, and was reminded of Kali, the ferocious Hindu goddess of destruction. I hope you are having a great weekend.
Comments (12)
IT is beautiful. the gnarly branches are evading to the infinite, lol. I like it very much. v
I LOVE this, Vivian! I don't know how you did it, but the shape in the center of the composition is gorgeous! Standing ovation!
wow wonderful work so beautifully datailed and colored,excellent****
An awesome design and flow; wonderful detail. Love the unusual and exciting color mix.
Too much beauty for Katrina. But a wonderful fractal.
super cross !!!!!
This is really a very impressive work, great colors and flow. I can feel her movement and divine wrath, excellently done!
A fantastic design.
WOah! scary stuff that , but the image brings us down to earth again, nice colours and form tres...but then I have never seen anything less from you gnarl what I mean?...:-)
A poignant and powerful message to accompany an equally strong and dramatic image , Vivian !
This is gorgeous!!!!
Great combination of image and imagery. I love this.