It was a very moving experience , literally. I received an invitation to a
new installation to the LEA 20 collective project called Moving Islands. What
wonderful fun!! There are so many people involved in this installation I
can’t list them all! But you can see all the names at http://lindenarts.blogspot.com/2013/10/now-open-moving-islands.html , and images of some of the art you will experience.
The installation is headed
up by Eupalinos Ugajin. I arrived in the entry and after collecting gifts from
an egg, jumped in a boat headed for the sim outside. When I looked back I
was coming out of a fun clownface house entrance. Ahead of me was a vast
ocean covered with all kinds of ships: some to sit in and ride along, some to
view as amazing and frightening. All of a sudden, the boat dumped me on the
bottom of the ocean. I walked for a while and found buildings rising from
under the ocean and spiraling upward over the waters. I flew up to find some
place to continue the view and clicking on various points found myself
participating in so many adventures.
I boarded a ship and began running in a
treadmill, like a chipmunk, propelling the boat through the sim.
Moving on I found myself upside down dangerously under water in a octopus like
build. I hopped over to check out a book in the corner that had
several amazing mesh looking bodies before it. Having enough of that I
jumped over to a ship that was being pulled by a fish and sat quietly at a desk
while mulling over my next move. I passed several ships that looked to me like
dreams from the past, perhaps lost sailors searching for land.
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