Wrath of the Serpents

On this project, I practised working with 3D, learnt more about sculpting and texturing, returned to my love for stuff I do for myself, not for others. All models are mine - snakes are Boas (constrictor), church is inspired mainly by Morinville Downtown Catholic Church . Models were made in Blender and I've used Unreal to put everything together +make fire and add lights.

''Klauzury'' - school project of 2024/25.

Downloadable showcase of burning church and snakes, use A+D (or arrows) to move around.

Made while listening to Satan's Day by Powerwolf on loop.

Snakes, together with many reptiles, show quick changes in behaviour with no regret. An animal displaying the true nature, honesty and strenght under their beautiful ego. Their defense mechanism gets misstaken as agression. The fact that they need to eat their pray whole (including hair, feathers, bones,...) also doesn't help their reputation between some people. For centuries, snakes were portrayed as evil, cold, lustful, agressive.

What are the 7 deadly sins? Aren't they all just the true nature under every animal? Isn't Lust needed to keep species alive, thriving for centuries? Isn't Greed the most important instinct in the wild - to collect and secure resources? Isn’t Envy absolutely understandable? What about Gluttony - don’t animals overconsume when they can, to prepare for hard times? What’s the true definition of Sloth - is it simply conserving energy, a survival strategy? Isn’t Wrath needed in order to protect your loved ones, both mentally and physically? If you don’t let out your suppressed anger on people you hate, you will send it against your closest ones. What about Pride? Would you truly want to surrender all sense of ego and crawl at the feet of those stronger than you? Isn’t some level of it necessary for self-respect and survival?

Doesn’t ‘’evil’’ spelled backwards become "live"?