Post-Human Hindu Goddess Kali in Armored Exosuit with Abstract Cosmic Background

A hyperrealistic portrait of the Hindu goddess Kali reimagined as a celestial, post-human deity of time and transformation. She stands in powerful silence, facing forward or slightly turned, with four arms emerging from an anatomically exact armored exosuit. The armor is not decorative but engineered inspired by Houdini-generated parametric systems, flowing along her musculature in a lattice of obsidian and golden crystalline surfaces. Each segment articulates like vertebrae, branching into ribbed morphologies and fluid mechanical joints. Her skin is deep indigo, but the lighting is neutral and sacred warm celestial light falls from above, casting sharp shadows that define her divine anatomy. Her face is fierce yet still, her tongue slightly extended in the eternal gesture of destruction, while her eyes glow with inner fire. The armor integrates ancient Hindu motifs: yantras etched into the plating, subtle Sanskrit inscriptions glowing faintly along her spine, and fractal chakras mapped onto her limbs. She is adorned with skulls reimagined as crystalline data clusters, and garlands of zero-gravity petals orbiting her. The scene is not drenched in blue it is illuminated in balanced tones: warm golds, cosmic silvers, obsidian blacks, and sparks of internal starlight. The background is architectural and abstract: hints of a fractured cosmic palace or timeless space-temple emerging from the mist.