Marcelo von Schwartz

A Journey into Light and Darkness

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The Time of Water [2026] www.marcelovonschwartz.com

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The Time of Water [2026] Check the new website

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Vimana 10

The Vimana in ancient Indian mythology -such as Hindu texts and Sanskrit epics- refers to a flying palace, temple or chariot that tooks deities from the world of humans to the world of Devas [demi-gods], from country to country, and from the sky to the ground. Created by Marcelo von Schwartz.

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Vimana 9

The Vimana in ancient Indian mythology -such as Hindu texts and Sanskrit epics- refers to a flying palace, temple or chariot that tooks deities from the world of humans to the world of Devas [demi-gods], from country to country, and from the sky to the ground. Created by Marcelo von Schwartz.

© 2021 Marcelo von Schwartz

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Vimana 8

The Vimana in ancient Indian mythology -such as Hindu texts and Sanskrit epics- refers to a flying palace, temple or chariot that tooks deities from the world of humans to the world of Devas [demi-gods], from country to country, and from the sky to the ground. Created by Marcelo von Schwartz.

© 2021 Marcelo von Schwartz

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Vimana 7

The Vimana in ancient Indian mythology -such as Hindu texts and Sanskrit epics- refers to a flying palace, temple or chariot that tooks deities from the world of humans to the world of Devas [demi-gods], from country to country, and from the sky to the ground. Created by Marcelo von Schwartz.

© 2021 Marcelo von Schwartz

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Vimana 6

The Vimana in ancient Indian mythology -such as Hindu texts and Sanskrit epics- refers to a flying palace, temple or chariot that tooks deities from the world of humans to the world of Devas [demi-gods], from country to country, and from the sky to the ground. Created by Marcelo von Schwartz.

© 2021 Marcelo von Schwartz

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Vimana 5

The Vimana in ancient Indian mythology -such as Hindu texts and Sanskrit epics- refers to a flying palace, temple or chariot that tooks deities from the world of humans to the world of Devas [demi-gods], from country to country, and from the sky to the ground. Created by Marcelo von Schwartz.

© 2021 Marcelo von Schwartz

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Vimana 4

The Vimana in ancient Indian mythology -such as Hindu texts and Sanskrit epics- refers to a flying palace, temple or chariot that tooks deities from the world of humans to the world of Devas [demi-gods], from country to country, and from the sky to the ground. Created by Marcelo von Schwartz.

© 2021 Marcelo von Schwartz

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Vimana 3

The Vimana in ancient Indian mythology -such as Hindu texts and Sanskrit epics- refers to a flying palace, temple or chariot that tooks deities from the world of humans to the world of Devas [demi-gods], from country to country, and from the sky to the ground. Created by Marcelo von Schwartz. 

© 2021 Marcelo von Schwartz

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Vimana 2

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Vimana 1

The Vimana in ancient Indian mythology -such as Hindu texts and Sanskrit epics- refers to a flying palace, temple or chariot that tooks deities from the world of humans to the world of Devas [demi-gods], from country to country, and from the sky to the ground. Created by Marcelo von Schwartz.

© 2021 Marcelo von Schwartz

From the Vimana Series at Rarible  https://rarible.com/token/0xd07dc4262bcdbf85190c01c996b4c06a461d2430:515805:0x18f3024692cb50d46b734e4ea228ad477c973766?tab=details

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The Ring. Tokyo, 2019

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2030: Vientiane

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2030: Shibuya, Tokyo