In La Rochelle Gallery of Pirate's opened yesterday an
interesting exhibition. In addition to great works of Moya Janus,
Mik Frequenzy and fredX excited me especially the works of Cayenne Avon. It is
really good that in addition to
established artists, newcomers get a
chance at Pirats.
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| Moya Janus |
I've written several
times that I am personally not a
big fan of scanned RL works in SL. The works loose the radiance of material and
surface. I think Second Life
needs different colors and intensities, so that the RL works often seem pale and dull. And mostly when 2D works are finding my
interest, I realize that they have been made especially for
SL.
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| Mik Frequenzy |
Cayenne
shows how one could do better with RL paintings. She
told me that she had spent many
hours in Photoshop which gave the paintings brilliance and deepness. She has also designed the
entire space with the help of Nino Vichan. And the results speak for themselves. I was very impressed
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| Cayenne Avon |
I met a friend at
the gallery when I was taking the photos and he criticized that the works are nice, but “empty” as he
expressed it. But does art always need a message?
Hopefully we will see more works of Cayenne Avon in
SL.
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