2021年02月21日
The last arts at UWA
Here are some of the last arts that were left at the UWA SIM that was scheduled to shut down last year. The exhibition theme this time was “Gratitude”. This art is “Dream of Gratitude” by Ama Avro. I joined the kids with the Alice clothing. It is one of my joys to select clothing to match each art.
“Thanks - Little monument to the gratitude” by Asperix Asp, a Spanish artist. As I mentioned usually, my photos are not to introduce the arts but different pictures that I took using the arts as material. But I only put myself next to them and never modified the arts themselves. For a person who is interested in the arts of the artists, I put the URL that was attached to the explanatory notecard.
Asperix Asp’s gallery: http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Polyakov/56/27/33
French SL artist Vroum Short; “Sincere gratitude UWA - Humans offer flowers to express their gratitude. For once I want to imitate them. Thank you.” I selected a plain red avatar to match the base color of red. But why does the flood on the floor look like blood?
Vroum Short’s Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VegetalPlanet
Chic Aeon, a regular artist at UWA, “Point of Focus - Sometimes confused. Sometimes overwhelmed. We look for a point of power and are grateful when inspiration arrives.” Sometimes the art concept might be changed by adding myself in it, but at this time, I hope that me at the center might not be so away out. It is rather difficult to stand on a desirable spot. When it was impossible to stand at the center, I stood a bit apart from the spot and select the camera angle to be seen as it looks. It might be my self-justification not to use any composition when shooting arts.
Chic Aeon’s SIM and gallery: http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Moon%20Beach/203/109/2512
“CM Sisters” by Cherry Manga, also a regular artist. Another joy of SL art is to be able to erase everything around to show off the art itself. In a private galley, the stage for exhibition itself might be a part of the art, but in a joint exhibition, sometimes it is better to separate the art from the ambience. Sorry but there was no artist’s explanation notecard for this art but the shape is so cool!
“Thank you for the magic” by Luna Larsen. The artist said in the note card, “I do not pretend to be an artist, I do not pretend to be unique. I do not pretend that I am talented, I am just a human with feelings, trying to show with a little creativity, my world, my imagination. ;- )” But, thank you for the beautiful figure! I wore a wedding dress that I had never a chance to use it in SL. Last but the greatest, thank you again UWA for offering the stage of arts for a long period!
“Thanks - Little monument to the gratitude” by Asperix Asp, a Spanish artist. As I mentioned usually, my photos are not to introduce the arts but different pictures that I took using the arts as material. But I only put myself next to them and never modified the arts themselves. For a person who is interested in the arts of the artists, I put the URL that was attached to the explanatory notecard.
Asperix Asp’s gallery: http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Polyakov/56/27/33
French SL artist Vroum Short; “Sincere gratitude UWA - Humans offer flowers to express their gratitude. For once I want to imitate them. Thank you.” I selected a plain red avatar to match the base color of red. But why does the flood on the floor look like blood?
Vroum Short’s Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VegetalPlanet
Chic Aeon, a regular artist at UWA, “Point of Focus - Sometimes confused. Sometimes overwhelmed. We look for a point of power and are grateful when inspiration arrives.” Sometimes the art concept might be changed by adding myself in it, but at this time, I hope that me at the center might not be so away out. It is rather difficult to stand on a desirable spot. When it was impossible to stand at the center, I stood a bit apart from the spot and select the camera angle to be seen as it looks. It might be my self-justification not to use any composition when shooting arts.
Chic Aeon’s SIM and gallery: http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Moon%20Beach/203/109/2512
“CM Sisters” by Cherry Manga, also a regular artist. Another joy of SL art is to be able to erase everything around to show off the art itself. In a private galley, the stage for exhibition itself might be a part of the art, but in a joint exhibition, sometimes it is better to separate the art from the ambience. Sorry but there was no artist’s explanation notecard for this art but the shape is so cool!
“Thank you for the magic” by Luna Larsen. The artist said in the note card, “I do not pretend to be an artist, I do not pretend to be unique. I do not pretend that I am talented, I am just a human with feelings, trying to show with a little creativity, my world, my imagination. ;- )” But, thank you for the beautiful figure! I wore a wedding dress that I had never a chance to use it in SL. Last but the greatest, thank you again UWA for offering the stage of arts for a long period!
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