The first two nekos post hasn’t cooled off and there is a second already, Jenney says.
That is because there is so much to see! O.o, Krisp replies.
So here we go.
Elin Egoyan
(Jenney to Taubie) A bit vivid. Think we overdone it a bit in photoshop?
I thought it would come out closer to real life that way?
(Taubie to Jenney) Words, words, word. Why?
(Jenney)Well, cause we wanted to experiment with them, don’t we? Broken narration and all. Fractured story telling.
(Krisp)Look at the umbrella.. it is flying!! And the tail.. so cute.
No comment needed!
That is a comment!
Oh dillydally.
More crossroads? http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/SL11B%20Enchant/217/56/22
http://www.shan-newspaper.com/web/second-life-page/411-interview-to-elin-egoyan.html
http://www.star-journey.com/artists/elin-egoyan
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Snail On A Virtual Razor Blade
This is a philosophical and metaphorical art work
that delivers a cautionary tale about the potential for a nightmarish VR experience.
Inspired by movies like eXistenZ, The Matrix, Inception, and The Naked Lunch. By Tesla Miles and Liz Venenbaum.
We asked Butcher(he is sitting in front of the other butcher) if he minded to be on the picture and he said he was okay with it as we were showing his best side. So there you go. I forgot your last name Butcher, and since there are so many butchers in second life it’s kinda hard to find it. Guess he was right, Second Life must be a meat market, considering all the butchers. (Incidentally we typed meatmarket as meatmaket and the spelling checker suggested matchmaker as alternative. Go figure).
Snail On A Virtual Razor Blade can be found here: http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/SL11B%20Enchant/230/179/22
Mind the puddles of green gooey though.
Merit Coba 
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