Yesterday I visited an opening art exhibition “The Major Arcana” on interstellART with Fracticularium “Golden Gravity” by Asmita Duranjaya. I received the invitation at SLArt group and couldn’t miss my opportunity to see what’s going to happen. Here’s a short report on what I’ve witnessed there and who was present.
The performance took place at an exo-planet dedicated to interstellar art, which is maintained by cyber-artist Asmita Duranjaya. As far as I was the first one to arrive, I was able to see Asmita herself, sitting in the chair at the stage and silently settling last issues with dancing Venus.
Soon guests started to arrive at the performance. Hypnotic moves of a girl, who was moving in a very dignified and aesthetic manner, charmed, relaxed and calmed. With every graceful move of the dancer, the ambient music filled the soul. Just listen to the piece of it, while reading.
Oh, Goddess!
Venus danced slowly, her moves were totally feminine in every way, but not seductive. Slowly twirling, creeping, curling…sweeping, drooping… Sophisticated particles soon filled the space, bursting from the backstage. Asmita was very patient and checked if everyone sees the right forms.
The spectacular view has truly intrigued the guests. I can’t mention their refined looks.
My eye was caught by Mareea Farrasco, patiently staring the stage. Not only her photography inspired me, I also admitted her profound director’s works.
Kyoko, renowned artist, can undoubtedly inspire the indifferent to reach beyond mediocracy with the stunning help of posture and tempting appearance of geisha.
Merit Coba is another person to discover, especially if you are interested in SL exhibitions. I sincerely adored the way she describes various works of art and galleries.
Agnes Leverton looked gorgeous in her shy dress! Eventually, all famous models do! You can check her updates there in order to find out what to wear at the next show.
Aloisio Congrejo posted an amusing video, Cafe de l’Art. It’s just 2 weeks old and devoted to his art installation, to which you can teleport clicking this link.
Literally walking on the water!
When I entered the gallery, my mind was still concentrated on dancing golden spirals, slowly diffusing in the air and the audience sitting on the top of the columns.
By this time some new people added to the crowd. The cards were displayed chaotically over the labyrinth of the corridors and I found myself wandering, staring the endless meanings of their readings … and got lost. Finally, I was hidden in the shadows of my sociophobia. I took some pictures of attendances, some were the creators of cards, presented at the exhibition.
A boho designer Louly Loon gave Asmita a hug. She was emanating such a cosy vibe! I strongly recommend buying some of her creations, if you are currently settling your home.
Aneli Abeyante an owner and art director of La Maison d’Aneli (Aneli’s Gallery) could be found right near the drinks, contemplating on the Hanged Man. (I could have made a mistake, so please in case of, let me know).
Fuyuko Amano is depicted sitting in front of the Hierophant card, still, she told me that she created the Hermit and the Death. I asked her for the interview and she didn’t refuse. However, I decided not to disturb anyone with further questions.
Barret Darkfold is sitting between his oil painted the Wheel of Chance and the Judgement. I couldn’t have imagined that he actually has an RL site with REAL paintings!
I am so grateful to Asmita for her art and invitation to this opening. I have discovered so many beautiful artistic people. Many thanks!
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