Kultivate Art Critic and Gallery Reviewer, Oema, reviews the Time Exhibition @ Diotima:
Sensuality, sweetness and imagination… these are the first words I think of seeing the photo exhibition of Gabriele (aldiladeisogni) entitled “Time“.
This is the first exhibition of this photographer hosted at Diotima.
Continue reading “Aldiladeisogni host @Diotima with his “Time”, touching Photographic Exhibition”
The November 2016 Issue of Kultivate Magazine is now available! The following topics are in this issue: Inara Pey explores 360 Panoramic Photography in Second Life, Veruca Tammas explores the Outer Garden sim, Ilyra Chardin has an Autumn Art photo series, Kamille Kamla interviews poet Cortes Guitterz, The Edge Stylists showcase their November stylings, and Stavaros discusses avatar proportion. Our spotlights this month are on Zuri Rayna, The White Gallery, and Spookyboo Puddleglum. Very special thank you to Spookyboo Puddleglum for our cover image:
On November 1, 2016, the next issue of Kultivate Magazine will be published! The following topics are in this issue: Inara Pey explores 360 Panoramic Photography in Second Life, Veruca Tammas explores the Outer Garden sim, Ilyra Chardin has an Autumn Art photo series, Kamille Kamla interviews poet Cortes Guitterz, The Edge Stylists showcase their November stylings, and Stavaros discusses avatar proportion. Our spotlights this month are on Zuri Rayna, The White Gallery, and Spookyboo Puddleglum. Very special thank you to Spookyboo Puddleglum for our cover image:
The October 2016 issue of Kultivate Magazine is now available! You can click the cover below to read the issue. This issue features the art of Sandi Benelli, photographer Amy Beebe, Potomac Homes Owner & Creator, Winter Loxely, Bird Art, Live Performer Ceci Dover, Charity in Second Life, Wanderlust Bench Art Park, the Sarawak Sim, and Faster Pussycat and Bender owner & designer, Honey Bender!
The October 2016 issue of Kultivate Magazine is now available! You can click the cover below to read the issue. This issue features the art of Sandi Benelli, photographer Amy Beebe, Potomac Homes Owner & Creator, Winter Loxely, Bird Art, Live Performer Ceci Dover, Charity in Second Life, Wanderlust Bench Art Park, the Sarawak Sim, and Faster Pussycat and Bender owner & designer, Honey Bender!
On October 1, 2016 the next issue of Kultivate Magazine will be published! This issue will feature the art of Sandi Benelli, photographer Amy Beebe, Potomac Homes Owner & Creator, Winter Loxely, Bird Art, Live Performer Ceci Dover, Charity in Second Life, Wanderlust Bench Art Park, the Sarawak Sim, and Faster Pussycat and Bender owner & designer, Honey Bender! Very special thank you to Sandi Benelli for the cover images below:
Kultivate Art Critic and Gallery Reviewer Oema, explores the work of Ariel Brearly:
They’re good. They are very good. Yet they do not want to exhibit their works Inwold, at best expose on Flickr. That’s why you need to go to find them and get them out of their burrow.
One of this very respectable photographers and artists is Ariel Brearly, whose works are technically and artistically excellent. I had the pleasure to know her when Dixmix Source invited me to visit his gallery. On that occasion he explained that there are many talented artists on Flickr ranging encouraged to expose Inworld, also promoting itself through an opening. No sooner said than done. Dixmix “gives” a large space at his Gallery, at the entrance, with two floors of exhibition. Pictures you see are from an old collection owned by Dix.
Continue reading “Ariel Brearly, very talented photographer in Second Life (discovered on Flickr)”
Kultivate Art Critic and Gallery Reviewer, Oema, reviews the work of Paola Mills:
In S.Life world, expression modes are endless: from photography to video, from fashion to art, from construction to music, are really disparate activities that allow people to better express themselves.
Especially photography, in recent years, has taken an important role, as witnessed by the numerous Flickr account related to S.Life Avatar who share every day millions of shots.
It starts with an occasional photo, to collect dozens of shots, hoping to find “the right one”: the “right angle, the “right” light, “right” expression, the “right” pose.
In the end you take the taste of photography that, soon, become a real passion.
This also happened to Paola Mills, S.Life photographer.
Continue reading “Art in SL photography and (artistic) shots by Paola Mills”
Windlight Art Critic and Gallery Review, Oema, invites you to her photogenic sim, ASTRALIA:
ASTRALIA, Astral surreal landscape for photographers and art lovers
In the middle of my journey I found myself at a stroke within a beautiful landscape, surreal, Astral.
On September 1, 2016 the next issue of Kultivate Magazine will be published. This issue features MadPea Productions, Sheba Blitz, Katy Dirkle, The Vordun Gallery, Blanche Foxclaw, Bonefacio and AIM, Autism Awareness, Lakeside, fashion and modeling certification importance, Caltrinara’s Bar, and guest contributor Sparkie Cyberstar has an awesome photo essay!
Kultivate’s Art Critic and Gallery Reviewer Oema, reviews Milly Sharple’s latest exhibition:
I’m visiting right now the wonderful exhibition of Milly Sharple entitled “New Fractal Insanity“(click to teleport).
It is an art show that exhibits fractal art.
For those not familiar with the fractal art, it is created by calculating fractal mathematical functions and processing the calculation results obtained in images, animations, music or other forms of artistic expression.
Normally the fractal art is created with the help of a computer in order to speed up the calculation process of fractal feature.
Since the origin of this art form is mathematics, there have been critical in the classification of art image thus obtained.
However, in this doubt now artistic environment is exceeded and we can talk about art with a certain tranquility.
Continue reading ““New Fractal Insanity” the Art of Milly Sharple”
The August 2016 Issue of Kultivate Magazine is now available! This issue features Igor Ballyhoo, Pam Astonia, Sparkie Cyberstar, Brook Hill Gallery, Marcus Lefevre, Miss Virtual Diva 2016, Maven Homes, Maximalism, Ocean Photography, Autism Speaks, Wild Angels Rock Club, and The August 2016 Edge Stylists! Click the image below to access the issue:
Windlight Art Critic & gallery Reviewer, Oema, is back with a review of the new exhibition at Daphne Arts Gallery:
By always the art is an expression more showy of the epoch of reference. The Surrealist movement was and is particularly suited to the moments of great transition and confusion, as our one at this time.
On August 1, 2016, the next issue of Windlight Magazine will be published! This issue will feature artist Igor Ballyhoo, photographers Pam Astonia and Sparkie Cyberstar, Brook Hill Gallery, Cain Maven, and Miss SL Organization’s Founder Marcus Lefevre. Windlight Contributor’s Veruca Tammas and Ilyra Chardin return with their respective “Voyages With Vee” and “Inspirations With Ilyra” series; The Edge brings you a great essay on maximilism by Eleseren Brianna and this issue features the very first article of The Riff, the new rock music division of Windlight! Below is a preview of the cover, very special thank you to Igor Ballyhoo for some awesome images:
Windlight Art Critic and Gallery Reviewer, Oema, reviews the work of Amona Savira:
The professional world of S.Life is very varied.
On the other hand it is not surprising, in fact in most cases those who carry out an activity in S.Life does it as a hobby, as a moment of relaxation and detachment from reality. S.Life is the world of fantasy, where everyone is free to dream and to present itself in an activity and also in a work who, perhaps, is not done in a professional way, but certainly with passion and fun.
Continue reading “Amona Savira, art experience in R.Life available to the virtual world”
Windlight Art Critic and Gallery Review Oema is back with another review. This time she reviews the work of Sina Souza:
I like to think that Art (with a capital A) is able to “go through any levee”, to overcome any prejudice and to involve (always) the observer.
This is not to say that all should be involved from the same emotions by observing the various works, but when we are looking at an artwork should be no preconceptions or prejudices in its enhancement.
Even art that takes shape from photos taken in S.Life should not, therefore, be viewed with suspicion because of the images that were taken within the 3D S.Life world and later processed.
There are artists in S.Life that should, in my opinion, be more valued, because the type of image you propose has nothing to envy to the work of established artists.
Sina Souza is definitely a good S.Life artist that has managed to bring her art in R.Life successfully.
Continue reading “Sina Souza, when virtual art becomes real art”
Windlight Art Critic & Gallery Reviewer, Oema, reviews the new Sisse Singhs exhibition:
Wandering through exhibitions, I had the pleasure to discover Sisse Singhs whose artistic show is hosted by Panquehue.
I always feel a great pleasure in stopping to contemplate the work of real artists, those artists in real life who import images of their paintings in second life.
As Sisse Singhs ,which has set an enchanting performance of her many artistic works and that certainly I invite you to visit.
Windlight Art Critic and Gallery Reviewer, Oema, reviews the new LEA 7 Exhibition by Rose Borchovski:
It ‘s always a great pleasure to visit the 3d exhibitions of Rose and art installation in LEA 7 is no exception.
If I were to give a title to the extraordinary performance 3d hosted in LEA7 I would say “The lost children.”
The protagonists are, in fact, children, shown with all their joy of life and experience, but also with their confusion, dismay, sadness and, in some cases, violence.
Continue reading ““The lost children” of Rose Borchovski @LEA 7″
Oema, Art Critic and Galleries Reviews, introduce us to Giovanna Cerise’s 3D Art:
It was a long time that I wanted to visit the exhibition of Giovanna Cerise, a 3D art exhibition hosted by “The Eye Gallery“.
Continue reading “Flashes of Life, Giovanna Cerise @ The Eye Gallery”
