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[Alexandr Korol]

Here I’ve shown the matrix. These white sticks represent an icosahedron with internal structure, where inside there are pentacles — stars — all forming from the core, from the center. This is the true construction of the icosahedron, the Spirit of Justice. And since there’s a dodecahedron inside, I began building the same tetrahedrons on the corners of that inner dodecahedron, which is within the icosahedron. The result was this kind of “hedgehog.” What I need to add next — though it’s not shown in this matrix, but I have separate pieces — is that I now need to insert small icosahedrons in specific places, all across the faces. On each face of the dodecahedron inside, I must place a small icosahedron. And beyond that, there’s still so much more that can be grown — larger tetrahedrons, cubes — and it keeps expanding and multiplying like that. And again, what I showed above — that icosahedron with a dodecahedron inside, and tetrahedrons forming outward from the corners of the dodecahedron — it doesn’t contain the core of my original matrix, because I simply can’t reach into it anymore. So these are all different layers, but together they all fit into one matrix — and that’s the most important thing. If I can’t build it on the computer with designers, then I’ll have to build the matrix physically on a larger scale, so that all the layers — all the geometric shapes starting from my first matrix in the second volume — can be included. That means I’ll need to build the central cross inside, the cube, the tetrahedrons within it, the octahedrons — all of it. I’ll construct that, and then continue building everything else on top — meaning the dodecahedron and the icosahedron, and then all the tetrahedrons in different directions from everything. So it’s possible I’ll still build it all, but this time as a final version. Not as separate parts anymore, but everything already integrated into one single matrix.