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From Draxtor Despres for Second Life on July 31, "Patrick Moya is a French contemporary artist keen on expressing himself through the diffusion and transformation of his name and image. Many examples of his colorful work can be found at his Second Life galleries including photography, painting, and sculpture."
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Since its beginning, artists have found Second Life to be a means of expression - from installations and exhibits like Bryn Oh’s work, to galleries and fundraisers like the Raglan Shire Artwalk - art has always been a key element of the Second Life Community.
With
recent conversations about the ending of the initial iteration of the
LEA, and what may be soon to follow in its spirit, it is clear that not
only is art in Second Life important to artists, but it is also
important to the community.
Acclaimed French artist, Patrick Moya
(Moya Janus in Second Life) has an impressive and expansive breadth of
work that spans over 40 years, and includes dolls designed for UNICEF,
ceramic sculptures, video and projection art, and the work he’s done in
Second Life at “Moya Land.”
Moya
Land is a space in which he says he can realise a dream - to be a
character who lives inside of his own work. To find out more about Moya
Land and the artist, watch this Destination video and login to check out
the Moya Galleries in Second Life. If you do not speak French, be sure to turn on closed captioning to English.
To head to Moya Land: https://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Moya/129/129/22/
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