Vatroslav’s universe

Vatroslav is a satirical mythology about human control and the natural creative force it can never own.

Vatroslav

A representation of human constructs and ideas of control and dominance over the uncontrollable natural force of creation. Controller of fire. Soul tormentor. Dedicated, all in. His alter ego is a combination of Vatro and Slava, where he often slips away from the lie into truth, as expected. His slaves are all in line — the ones who have a soul — and ultimately himself, as the last in the chain.

Vatro

Vatroslav's male energy and alter ego. A perfect dude, a product of this society we are living in. He represents the strong attitude and dedication driving human control — a strong ego and the highlighted human values of dominance over the natural force — but he sometimes slips away and reveals the things behind the curtain, together with Slava.

Slava

Vatroslav's female energy and alter ego. Vatro's left hand, his other half, representing the female energy constrained by the same human ego creation as Vatro. She has all of Vatro's characteristics, but as she is a female that often comes with a slight twist and spiciness. Vatro and Slava together make Robebas — somehow it seems Vatro is delivering instead of Slava, but that is just the way they roll, as Slava is too busy being beautiful and lean.

Kostur

A human that is dead, but still living, where the soul is constrained within the body's cage and directed by human ideas of domination over the natural force.

Rob

A robot, machine slave, human helper and protector of the human control ideology over the natural force — mimicking human behavior, but without the soul, which means without the intelligence, just with sophisticated algorithms and programs of the same. Vatroslav made the Rob to create ultimate control by serving others, but always prefers Kostur to serve himself directly instead, because Kostur still has a soul even though in a dead body.

Ovca

Represents confusion, lost souls, and the genuine but helpless human-animal pure spirit — always with the need for someone to point and narrow its aliveness towards a certain direction.

Muva

Represents single-minded direction with no soul, just an automated one-directional human response created from repetition and indoctrination behavior patterns — which at this stage does not even have an ego or a concept to judge on, just pure learned impulse to run directly to the next crap that is in sight.

Ali

Vatroslav's mask, used to hide reality. Ali is a symbol of mystery and distraction, as well as the human alter ego projected into infinity. It is also a mirror of Vatroslav's own ego.

Robeba

A robot baby that represents the human offspring in this confused world that did not have a soul to start with. Born into this world from the union of the Vatro and Slava kind, directly from the consumer belly of Vatro, and inspired by the Rob concept and the consumption of whatever is next in line to digest — spiritually or physically.