The Glass Flower (une foufoune d'alien?)

I recently visited Artemis Gallery's new exhibition by Kicca Igaly which features a variety of kinetic, 3D and other art. As with many of Second Life's best artists I'm impressed by their skill and imagination.

Momentarily bypassing the great looking meditation globe in front of the gallery, I headed into the building and to the left, as you walk in, is a great looking kinetic sculpture titled the "Glass Flower".  It is very impressive but looks somewhat, if I may say, like a vagina.  Art is always interpretive and maybe my mind is a shade dirtier that even I suspect, but that's my opinion.   You may be able to judge for yourself from the photo below, shown along with other of her works, but to get the full impact I suggest that you visit Artemis Gallery yourself where you will get a much better look.  Really, you have to see it moving.  Trust me.

Glass flower

I want you

Meditation bubble

I also paid a visit to LeMelonRouge's exhibition at the Maryvo Mayo Gallery in Hugo.  Lemelon is starting to experiment with 3D and I think his efforts are very good as the pics below will show.

One thing I liked, after all that gallery hopping, was Lemelon's quiet table served with one of my favorites!

That's real hospitality.

Another Art Thing

I'm not an artist by any means but I've been dragged all over Europe to see the best of classical art.  The old Masters are impressive and I've learned a lot.  What is also impressive is the art that we get in Second Life.  It is a different kind from Van Gogh or Matisse or Rembrandt, but only because of the media and the limitations, then and now.  Can one imagine Monet or Picasso in Second Life?  The mind boggles.

Gallery Artimis has a new exhibit and I'm impressed.  What impresses me is the changing kinetics and colors of the pieces.

Here are a few photos, but I have to say they do not do justice to the works.

Check it out.  The link to the gallery is to the right, and landmark can be found in the Su Casa Clubhouse

New Exhibition

Gregory Kapler, owner of Artemis Gallery, has put up an exhibition of his own.  It is called France, East to West, as I recall, and consists of RL photos of the French countyside. Take a look but be sure to look UP.  The photos are everywhere!  You will need to fly to see it all. Well worth it.

Naturist Cows? I could tell you about a naturist place that I visited and this reminds me of it

Check the link to the right for more information about Galerie Artemis

Galerie Artemis

Duna Gant, manager of Galerie Artemis, and one of the founders of Su Casa Naturist, has just opened a new exhibit featuring the artist Nessuno Myoo.  If you aren't into the art scene but consider yourself a builder of sorts, you owe it to yourself to go and see his works.  I assure you that you will be amazed.  Link to the gallery is to your left and in SL the link is here