Hello guys, I decided to take a walk around, exploring Tokyo, a beautiful urban style sim. While I walk around, I would like to talk with you about the recent communication by Linden Lab about the limited availability of new second life regions. Rieri – Town in Tokyo Visit Rieri-Town, an incredibly realistic town modeled…
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Decor #1: Passion and realism for my new home
I fell in love with Summers Wind to the point of deciding to take home. A decision dictated by passion, little thought, but very heartfelt. In particular, I took a crush for this splendid mini-two-story house, chosen and furnished on its outside by the very good Violetta Inglewood, a woman rich in talent in the…
“Salt” the recent artistic tasting of Eliza Wierwight in Second Life
Salt strikes me, to the point of feeling physical pain. I think it is a “taste” of the suffering of the artist who created the installation, or a tribute to the gender suffering that Eliza gives through the realization of an elaborate artistic metaphor. LEGGI IN ITALIANO Sleeping pains, a daily humiliation concealed behind a…
SL15B Art Exhibitions in Second LifeĀ®
SL15B is the official event organized by Linden Lab to celebrate the fifteenth birthday of Second LifeĀ®. Knowing that SLĀ® has existed for 15 years and that it is “in full swing” makes me very happy, because I believe that this virtual world has a lot to offer from different points of view and individually,…
“Not Alone” by Aloisio Congrejo in Second LifeĀ®
The artistic installation created by Aloisio Congrejo entitled “Not Alone” is one of those that create a good mood. The artist has set up his work in the region owned by Foundation for Life, an association established with the aim of raising funds to fight the difficult battle against cancer. For years now, I have…
SineSpace, the virtual reality that meets your needs
Fans of Virtual Reality and creation in an intuitive and comfortable virtual environment will love SineSpace, the virtual world created by Adam Frisby. Adam is an expert on VR, having been very active on ActiveWorlds, Blaxxxun, Microsoft’s Virtual Worlds and Second Life. In Second LifeĀ®, a familiar environment, he founded Azure Island to purchase private…
“The Heights at Haven” Art Gallery in Second LifeĀ®
“The Heights at Haven” Art Gallery is a small, family-run art gallery in a location near Basilisk (Mainland). The owners and curators are Seiko Blessing (softandred) and her partner Maggie Blessing (margaret.moleno). It is a place dedicated to art and theatre even if, being a new gallery, at the moment no show has yet been…
“Sunny Day” by Cica Ghost in Second LifeĀ®
I saw on Facebook that Cica Ghost has created a new art installation. I was intrigued by the fact that, from the photographs shared, this time the setting she produced was not as gloomy as the others. I have always appreciated Cica’s artistic works, and technically I really love her modeling using Sculptris. Perhaps, even…
“Douloureux” the recent exhibition by Nevereux @ Daphne Art Gallery
With pleasure, I welcome the invitations of Nevereux and SheldonBR to visit the last artistic exhibition hosted by the Daphne Art Gallery. For those who do not know, the Daphne Art Gallery is the art project curated by Angelica Corral and SheldonBR, created to host the best artists in the Esselian virtual world. This is…
“Choreography of a tortured soul” by Theda Tammas in Second LifeĀ®
Theda Tammas is a known and appreciated artist. In this artistic installation entitled “choreography of a tortured soul,” she describes well the human condition of the woman as if she wanted to denounce a social situation on the margins as a worldwide phenomenon. LEGGI IN ITALIANO I have appreciated Theda for a long time, I…
“The Cave” by Solkide Auer
“The Cave” is the latest artistic installation created by Solkide Auer and hosted by LEA19. LEGGI IN ITALIANO It represents an explosion of shapes, lights, colors, and movement. A cohesion of abstract and geometric elements that reflect the author’s “inner face.” Abstract art prefers shapes and colors to the representation of Reality. So “Abstractionism” is…
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