In the world of virtual reality, where creativity knows no bounds, Anu Papp-Scarmon stands as a visionary artist, embarking on a remarkable journey to bring history, art, and technology together. Her latest project, Le Jardin Romantique du Petit Trianon, promises to transport visitors back in time to the splendors of 18th-century France, specifically the Petit Trianon and its enchanting gardens. This ambitious endeavor showcases Anu’s deep-rooted passion for French history and architecture, merging historical accuracy with artistic expression within the immersive realm of Second Life.
To delve deeper into this creative masterpiece, we had the privilege of sitting down with Anu Papp-Scarmon for a comprehensive interview. Join us on this journey through the mind of a virtual artist, where history and imagination converge seamlessly to create a unique and captivating experience.
An Artistic Journey Through Time
Violet Boa: Anu, you’re currently working on a remarkable project set in the virtual world. Can you tell us more about it? What inspired you to embark on this endeavor?
Violet Boa: It’s fascinating that you’re recreating the Petit Trianon and its gardens. Can you share your vision for this project and what you hope visitors will experience when they explore it?
Anu Papp-Scarmon: The moment a visitor lands, they instantly feel as if they have dropped into a painting. The intricate windlight settings, the ambient sounds of nature, and the period music streaming on the sim—there is no doubt in my mind that each person will time travel back to a time of elegance and grace, for simplicity and solitude.
Immersive Artistry
Violet Boa: Your project seems to be more than just a replication; it’s an artistic endeavor. Could you elaborate on how you’re infusing artistic elements into this virtual environment?
Anu Papp-Scarmon: The ability to capture emotions through art, whether it be through dance, music, painting. To awaken the inner feeling of being in this environment in history reproduced through the platform of a virtual world.
Historical Accuracy
Violet Boa: Creating an authentic historical setting requires attention to detail. How are you ensuring historical accuracy in your project, and what steps are you taking to bring history to life?
Anu Papp-Scarmon: Each room within the Petit Trianon is studied, from floorplans to sculptures, to painting and furniture, to recreate an accurate real-life representation within Second Life.
The Experience for Visitors
Violet Boa: Walking through a virtual museum or garden can be a unique experience. How are you designing the space to engage visitors and make them feel like they’ve stepped back in time?
Anu Papp-Scarmon: The sim is designed to instantly immerse visitors into a bygone era. From the moment they arrive, they will feel the ambiance of 18th-century France, from the visual aesthetics to the sounds of nature and period music. As quoted by Nikolay Mikhailovich Karamzin, historian, romantic writer, poet, and critic, “and I see hills, fields, meadows, herds, a grotto…”
Blurring Boundaries
Violet Boa: Your project seems to blur the lines between art, history, and virtual reality. How do you see these elements intersecting, and what kind of impact do you hope to make?
Anu Papp-Scarmon: This project is a perfect union of art, history, and technology. It allows us to experience history in a way that transcends traditional mediums. I hope to make an impact by offering a genuine connection to the past, where visitors can not only observe but also immerse themselves in history.
Interactive Elements
Violet Boa: You mentioned interactive features. Could you give us an idea of what visitors can expect in terms of interaction and engagement within the virtual space?
Anu Papp-Scarmon: From a photographer’s dream to exploring and strolling through the many pathways throughout, to stumbling upon the grotto or sipping a cup of tea or playing a round of En Garde, there will be ample ability to engage with the project.
Collaborative Efforts
Violet Boa: Building such a complex project is likely a team effort. Could you tell us more about the collaboration involved, especially with your builder and other contributors?
Anu Papp-Scarmon: What began as a need for assistance in terraforming around the Petit Trianon ended up in a beautiful collaboration between two old friends that shared memories from a life of RP count in Second Life and a common love for the Petit Trianon and its gardens. As our friendship grows, the project continues to bloom.
Evolving and Growing
Violet Boa: Projects like these are often ongoing endeavors. Do you have plans to expand the project further, add new areas, or incorporate different historical eras in the future?
Anu Papp-Scarmon: Of course! The goal will be to expand by adding sims to incorporate the Queens Hamlet and/or the Grand Trianon. The time frame will remain the same, only expanding to include other areas surrounding the Petit Trianon.
Artistic Expression and Events
Violet Boa: Your artistic background is apparent in your project. Do you plan to host art-related events, exhibitions, or performances in this virtual space?
Anu Papp-Scarmon: Absolutely. The servants’ quarters for the Queen will be converted into an art gallery to host various artist exhibitions in Second Life. We are also pleased that we will eventually add the Queens Theater to host intimate productions. This will be an addition to the existing Muse Dance Co. theater.
Technological Innovations
Violet Boa: The intersection of history and technology is intriguing. Could you delve into the technological aspects that power your project, such as the tools or platforms you’re using to create this immersive experience?
Anu Papp-Scarmon: The technological foundation of this project is built upon the robust platform of Second Life. Within this virtual world, we leverage a wide range of tools and features to bring our historical vision to life. From precise 3D modeling to intricate windlight settings that capture the essence of different times of day, we utilize the full spectrum of virtual technology to create an immersive experience that transports visitors to 18th-century France.
User-Generated Content
Violet Boa: Allowing users to contribute can enhance engagement. Are you considering incorporating user-generated content or collaborative elements within your virtual environment?
Anu Papp-Scarmon: At this time, our focus is on providing a meticulously crafted historical experience that maintains a high level of authenticity. While we greatly value user engagement and feedback, we believe that preserving the historical accuracy and artistic integrity of Le Jardin Romantique du Petit Trianon is paramount. However, we may explore collaborative elements in the future as the project evolves.
Preserving Cultural Heritage
Violet Boa: Your project involves recreating a significant historical site. Do you see this as a form of cultural preservation, and how do you navigate the balance between historical accuracy and artistic interpretation?
Anu Papp-Scarmon: It is most definitely cultural preservation. As an artistic creator, I approached this project by immersing myself in the character of its time. While there is much written about Versailles and the French Revolution, it was important to me to capture, much like a photographer, a moment in history that was a peaceful respite from the hustle and bustle of court and political life. In doing so, we aim to preserve not only the physical attributes of the Petit Trianon but also the essence of the era it represents.
Accessibility and Inclusivity
Violet Boa: Making virtual spaces accessible to everyone is important. What measures are you taking to ensure that your project is inclusive and can be enjoyed by individuals with different abilities?
Anu Papp-Scarmon: The sim is set to open to the public on October 1, 2023, for 30 days, after which it will be accessible by group only. Membership to Le Jardin Romantique will be free until the sim is closed for group-only access, at which time there will be a fee to join. This approach allows us to maintain a manageable level of access while still providing an opportunity for a wide range of individuals to enjoy the experience.
Educational Value
Violet Boa: Historical projects often have educational potential. Do you have plans to incorporate educational components, guided tours, or information points that provide insights into the history and significance of the Petit Trianon?
Anu Papp-Scarmon: Absolutely. Throughout the sim, we will place artifacts that, when clicked, will provide historical information about the piece, whether it’s a painting or sculpture. In time, I would like to work with the educational system within Second Life to allow students to experience firsthand stepping into history. Providing educational resources and insights into the historical context is an essential aspect of our project.
Inspirations Beyond History
Violet Boa: While history is a central theme, are there any other sources of inspiration, such as literature, art movements, or personal experiences, that are influencing the creative direction of your project?
Anu Papp-Scarmon: My first major build as a builder was the Petit Trianon back in 2010, so I have come full circle to a place and time in life that I have held close to my heart for many years. Beyond historical records, I draw inspiration from artists and styles of the era, such as Johann Georg Weikert, Élisabeth Vigée-Lebrun, Doyen, and Lagrenée.
Feedback and Iteration
Violet Boa: Feedback can be invaluable for refining any project. How do you plan to gather user feedback and incorporate it into the ongoing development of your virtual masterpiece?
Anu Papp-Scarmon: We have implemented a guestbook within the Petit Trianon, where visitors can provide their feedback and impressions. Additionally, we will establish a group on Flickr for those who want to share their photographic experiences within the sim. User feedback is an essential part of our project’s evolution, and we are eager to hear from our visitors.
Emotional and Sensorial Impact
Violet Boa: Spaces can evoke strong emotions and sensory experiences. What emotions do you hope visitors will feel as they explore the Petit Trianon virtually, and how are you working to achieve this?
Anu Papp-Scarmon: With all the influx in today’s world, it is my hope that each visitor feels a sense of liberty from the mundane. To rise to the beauty of history and embrace all with grace. We aim to transport our visitors to a time of elegance, simplicity, and serenity. The sim is designed to evoke a wide range of emotions, from awe and wonder to tranquility and appreciation for the historical significance of the Petit Trianon.
Viewer as Participant
Violet Boa: Your project blurs the line between observer and participant. How do you envision visitors engaging with the virtual Petit Trianon, and what role does their active participation play in the overall experience?
Anu Papp-Scarmon: We will be providing period clothing for both men and women at the landing point. Although not mandatory, we ask visitors to engage with their experience as they stroll through the gardens. This participation can range from adopting the attire of the era to engaging in activities like En Garde, exploring the gardens, or attending historical performances in the Queen Theater. Visitors play a vital role in bringing the virtual Petit Trianon to life.
Embodying Creativity
Violet Boa: Creativity can manifest in various forms. Beyond visual representation, are you exploring interactive or experiential creative elements that visitors can engage with as they explore the virtual environment?
Anu Papp-Scarmon: Indeed, we are! We plan to host Royal Balls and hunts, enabling visitors to immerse themselves fully in the culture of the era. Additionally, the Queen’s Theater will be a hub for historical performances, providing a platform for artistic expression within our virtual world. These interactive elements will allow visitors to embody the creative spirit of the time.
Art Beyond Boundaries
Violet Boa: Virtual reality can transcend physical limitations. How does the removal of real-world constraints influence your artistic vision, and how are you embracing the freedom this technology offers?
Anu Papp-Scarmon: The freedom offered by virtual reality allows us to transcend the boundaries of time and space, making it possible to recreate historical environments with an unprecedented level of detail and immersion. It liberates us from the constraints of the physical world, enabling us to bring the past to life in a way that was once unimaginable. This freedom empowers us to create a truly authentic experience that resonates with visitors on a profound level.
Art for Emotional Impact
Violet Boa: Emotional resonance often lingers long after experiencing art. What emotions do you hope to evoke in visitors, and how do you believe these emotions contribute to a lasting connection with the virtual Petit Trianon?
Anu Papp-Scarmon: With Le Jardin Romantique du Petit Trianon, I hope to evoke emotions of awe, nostalgia, and serenity. The experience should leave visitors with a lasting connection to a bygone era, where they can momentarily escape the stresses of modern life and immerse themselves in the beauty of history and art. These emotions contribute to a deeper connection with the virtual Petit Trianon, making it a place visitors will want to return to time and time again.
Future Collaborations
Violet Boa: Collaborations can open up new horizons. Are you open to collaborating with other artists, historians, or technologists for potential crossovers or expansions of your project?
Anu Papp-Scarmon: While our primary focus at the moment is on completing and perfecting the current phase of Le Jardin Romantique du Petit Trianon, I am always open to exploring collaborations in the future. Collaborations have the potential to enrich the project further and expand its horizons. However, for now, our main goal is to provide the best possible experience to our visitors and maintain the integrity of our historical vision.
Anu Papp-Scarmon’sambitious project, Le Jardin Romantique du Petit Trianon, is a virtual masterpiece that seamlessly merges history, art, and technology within the immersive realm of Second Life. Inspired by a profound love for French history and architecture, Anu has meticulously recreated the Petit Trianon and its enchanting gardens, capturing the essence of 18th-century France.
This immersive experience not only preserves cultural heritage but also invites visitors to step back in time, evoking emotions of awe, nostalgia, and serenity. Anu’s dedication to historical accuracy and artistic interpretation ensures a genuine connection to the past, making the project a true cultural preservation endeavor.
Opening its virtual doors to the public on October 1, 2023, for a limited 30-day period, Le Jardin Romantique welcomes all to explore its captivating world. During this initial phase, membership to Le Jardin Romantique is entirely free, allowing everyone to experience the beauty and elegance of history. After the public access phase, the sim will transition to group-only access, with a fee required to join.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to Anu Papp-Scarmonfor providing us with this comprehensive interview, shedding light on the project’s technological foundations, user engagement, and emotional impact. Her dedication to transporting us to a time of grace and beauty through the magic of virtual reality is truly commendable. Le Jardin Romantique du Petit Trianon is a testament to the transformative power of art and technology, and it promises to be a must-visit destination for all history and art enthusiasts.
Date: 19th of August, 2023 Time: 9:00 AM SLT Venue: ~ Photo Cafe’ ~
Unleash your creativity and embrace a world of transformation as Moki Yuitza’s remarkable recycled art installation, “Genesis,” takes center stage. The mesmerizing spectacle unfolds at the intersection of rebirth, personal liberation, change, and metamorphosis. Like the awe-inspiring journey of a caterpillar into a butterfly, this Expo is a liberation from the confines of the past.
Kickstarting the event at 9:00 AM SLT is an enchanting DJ set by Ⴆҽҽ (Filipa Emor), setting the perfect mood for an immersive experience.
At 10:30 AM SLT, DJ setBookaB will transport you to another dimension. Let the music guide your exploration of “Genesis” as you delve into the nuances of change and renaissance.
“GENESIS” is more than an exhibition—it’s a journey. It encapsulates the narrative of liberation, echoing the tale of emergence from the cocoon of the past. A tale that only art can so eloquently tell.
Intrigued by Moki Yuitza’s installation “Genesis”?
Step into her world as she answers key questions that shape her creative vision:
What Inspired Your Choice of the Title “Genesis” for Your Installation?
Moki:” “GENESIS” is the tale of rebirth, personal liberation, change, and transformation. Like a caterpillar that turns into a butterfly, freeing itself from the petrified vestiges of the past.”
Could You Share the Key Symbolism or Metaphors Embedded in Your Installation?
Moki: “The images are built on the contrast between the naked body emerging from the hard rock, dressed only in its internal light, to represent the fragility of the newborn being and at the same time its strength capable of breaking ties and constraints.”
How Did You Approach the Selection of Materials and Techniques for “Genesis”?
Moki: “All the backgrounds have been built and textured by me expressly for these images, built around the poses and my avatar. The final panels were also made by me, with a bas-relief technique that creates a movement on the surface of the image depending on how the light hits it, to transmit the internal tension generated by the force needed to break the surface.”
What Emotions or Responses Do You Hope to Elicit from Viewers of Your Installation?
Moki:“I would like them to be able to perceive the tension of the images, but in general, what I try is to generate a feeling, a sensation, whatever it is.”
This extraordinary Expo wouldn’t have graced our virtual realm without the unwavering support of Dixmix Source. His belief in Moki Yuitza’s abilities and dedication has paved the way for this captivating exposition. Through his gallery, a haven for innovative artistry, Moki’s vision shines brighter.
Moki Yuitza, an explorer of the virtual realm since 2008, reveals her journey through the metaverse. From humble beginnings to mastering the art of creation, Moki has transcended boundaries. With a penchant for prim building, she’s expanded her horizons to encompass photography and diverse builds.
Captured through the lens of her active Flickr profile, Moki’s latest creations are a testament to her artistic evolution: Moki´s Flickr.
Mark your calendars for the 19th of August, 2023, as “Genesis” unfolds its captivating tale of transformation at ~ Photo Cafe’ ~. Prepare to be awed, inspired, and liberated as Moki Yuitza’s recycled expo breathes life into the virtual realm.
This is an experience not to be missed—a symphony of art, music, and metamorphosis awaits you.
MOKI YUITZA – Biography English
“I came into existence in Second Life on May 16, 2008, and I was immediately captivated by the limitless opportunities presented by this metaverse. Soon after my birth, I embarked on a quest to comprehend how to bring forth something uniquely my own, how to materialize the visions I held within my mind’s eye. To achieve this, I initially engaged in building courses, which enabled me to grasp the foundational principles. As time progressed, I ventured into experimentation and delved into the diverse potentials offered by Second Life, including physics, illumination, and projections.
Right from the outset, I found myself most at ease working with the essential building blocks that Second Life provides. Through fundamental shapes and subtle manipulations, virtually anything can be crafted. Despite recognizing the capabilities of meshes, my creative endeavors remain predominantly rooted in the use of basic building elements.
In the realm of reality, I am an architect, and within this virtual metaverse, I discovered an avenue to manifest my conception of space and my architectural aspirations. Furthermore, this platform has bestowed upon me the ability to share my visions with others.”
MOKI YUITZA – Biography Italian
“Sono nata in Second Life il 16 maggio 2008, e sono stata immediatamente affascinata dalle infinite opportunità offerte da questo metaverso. Poco dopo la mia nascita, ho intrapreso un viaggio alla scoperta di come creare qualcosa di unico, di come tradurre in realtà le visioni che avevo nella mente. Per farlo, ho inizialmente frequentato corsi di costruzione, che mi hanno permesso di acquisire le basi fondamentali. Col passare del tempo, ho sperimentato e approfondito le potenzialità offerte da Second Life, tra cui la fisica, l’illuminazione e le proiezioni.
Fin dall’inizio, ho scoperto che mi trovavo maggiormente a mio agio lavorando con gli elementi essenziali che Second Life offre. Attraverso forme fondamentali e sottili manipolazioni, è possibile creare praticamente qualsiasi cosa. Nonostante riconosca le capacità delle mesh, i miei sforzi creativi rimangono principalmente radicati nell’uso degli elementi di Costruzione di base.
Nel mondo reale, sono un’architetta, e all’interno di questo metaverso virtuale ho scoperto un canale per manifestare la mia concezione dello spazio e le mie aspirazioni architettoniche. Inoltre, questa piattaforma mi ha donato la capacità di condividere le mie visioni con gli altri.”
We are thrilled to invite you to a breathtaking new artistic installation that will transport you to the serene beauty of Tuscany’s vineyard hills. The talented artistsKonrad (kaiju.kohime)and Saskia Rieko have once again outdone themselves, creating a masterpiece that will leave you in awe.
Picture yourself amidst the warm glow of the Tuscan sun, surrounded by picturesque vineyards rolling gently across the hills. As you step into this captivating world in Second Life, you’ll find yourself immersed in the essence of Tuscany, known for its breathtaking landscapes and world-renowned vineyards.
Allow your senses to come alive as you explore the meticulously crafted landscape, complete with a charming farm and an inviting church. Wander among the swaying olive trees, feel the soft sand beneath your feet on the beach, and find solace near the well, where time seems to slow down.
The attention to detail in this installation is impeccable, capturing the essence of Tuscany’s rustic charm and the allure of its vineyard-covered hills. Whether you’re a seasoned art lover or a casual explorer, this installation promises to be an unforgettable experience that celebrates the beauty of the earth in all its glory.
To make this experience even more delightful, we’ve hidden five secret free items throughout the sim. As you explore, keep an eye out for these precious gifts that you can claim for yourself.
This Sunday, the 30th of July, at 12 pm SLT, the sim will open its virtual doors, and you’ll be able to embark on this enchanting journey. Join us asDJ Clearstone sets the perfect ambiance with fine tunes starting from 12 pm SLT, ensuring a delightful experience for all.
Don’t miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the beauty of Tuscany’s vineyard hills, brought to life in the digital realm. We can’t wait to share this artistic endeavor with you and celebrate the magic of Second Life together.
In the world of Second Life, where creativity knows no bounds, one artist has captured hearts and minds with her provocative and visually stunning black-and-white photography. Meet Aleksandra Romanova, a visionary virtual photographer who masterfully weaves the realms of sensuality, artistry, and imagination.
Aleksandra’s signature style revolves around the Reborn mesh body, a particularly curvy mesh body, which adds a unique touch of beauty and femininity to her subjects. By meticulously manipulating light and shadow, she creates an ethereal atmosphere that draws the viewer into an intimate world of desire and fascination.
But it’s not just the visual aspect of Aleksandra’s work that captivates her audience. She understands the power of words and employs them skillfully to complement her images. With teasing phrases and tantalizing descriptions, she invites us to explore the depths of our own imagination, evoking emotions that transcend the virtual realm.
One can argue that black-and-white photography is the ideal medium to capture sensuality. By eliminating the distraction of color, Aleksandra focuses our attention on the play of light and shadow, emphasizing the contours and curves of the human form. It is through this careful manipulation of visual elements that she creates a sense of intimacy and intrigue.
Each of Aleksandra’s images tells a story – a narrative waiting to be unraveled. From playful encounters to passionate embraces, her photographs showcase the beauty of human connection and desire in their purest form. By blurring the line between reality and fantasy, she invites us to reflect on our own desires and explore the depths of our innermost thoughts.
Aleksandra’s sensual black-and-white photography speaks to the core of human emotions. It reminds us that desire and imagination are timeless and universal, transcending the boundaries of the virtual world. Her artistry allows us to witness and appreciate the vulnerability and strength that resides within us all.
So, next time you find yourself exploring the vast wonders of Second Life, take a moment to delve into the captivating world of Aleksandra Romanova. Allow her sensual black-and-white photography to ignite your imagination and awaken your senses. Prepare to be seduced, enchanted, and inspired by the artistic prowess of this remarkable Second Life artist.
Catherine Nikolaidis, a renowned photographer in the virtual world of Second Life, has captivated audiences with her stunning black-and-white images. In her latest exhibition, “August Noir,” she invites us into a world of sensuality and imagination, where her avatar appears uncannily realistic, almost indistinguishable from a real human.
The exhibition, hosted at the prestigious Kondor Art Center, curated by the esteemed resident Hermes Kondor, showcases Nikolaidis’ talent for capturing mood, emotion, and beauty in grayscale. Each photograph is meticulously composed, displaying a mastery of light and shadow that transports the viewer to a bygone era, reminiscent of film noir aesthetics.
Nikolaidis’ artistic vision comes to life through her avatar, which becomes a vessel for expression and exploration. Through careful pose selection, intricate wardrobe choices, and meticulous attention to detail, she creates a visual narrative that teeters on the edge of reality and fantasy.
“August Noir” serves as a testament to Nikolaidis’ ability to evoke a range of emotions through her work. The sensuality portrayed in her images exudes a timeless allure, inviting viewers to reflect upon their own experiences and desires. Each photograph tells a unique story, leaving ample room for interpretation and contemplation.
The Kondor Art Center provides the perfect backdrop for Nikolaidis’ artistry. With its elegant and minimalist design, the space allows the photographs to take center stage while seamlessly complementing the theme of the exhibition. Visitors will find themselves immersed in an atmosphere that encourages introspection, where the interplay of light and shadow mirrors the complexities of the human soul.
Nikolaidis’ “August Noir” exhibition undoubtedly marks a significant milestone in her already impressive career. Through her unique blend of technical skill and artistic sensibility, she has crafted a mesmerizing collection that showcases the power of black-and-white photography in the virtual realm. And as visitors wander through the gallery, they will undoubtedly find themselves drawn into a world where reality and imagination intertwine.
If you have the opportunity, do not miss the chance to witness the enigmatic world of Catherine Nikolaidis and experience the captivating beauty of “August Noir” at the Kondor Art Center.
In the enchanting world of virtual dance, where movement and music intertwine, the Muse Dance Co invites you to embark on a transformative experience like no other. On the 16th of July at 9 am SLT, amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Akijima in The Akipelago, prepare to be captivated by “Symphonic Tales,” a spellbinding performance that transcends the boundaries of art and touches the depths of the human soul.
At its core, “Symphonic Tales” is a celebration of the human experience, an ode to the intricate tapestry of emotions that make us who we are. The performance unravels the essence of healing, inviting us to journey through pain, joy, vulnerability, and resilience. Through a seamless fusion of movement and music, Muse Dance Co unearths the transformative power of embracing both our ordinary human selves and our higher consciousness.
To fully immerse oneself in the immersive spectacle of “Symphonic Tales,” the Muse Dance Co kindly requests the audience to refrain from open chat and applause until the entire performance concludes. This collective silence enables a profound connection between the audience and the performers, allowing the unspoken language of dance to reverberate and resonate throughout the virtual realm.
In order to enhance the atmospheric ambiance and provide a visually cohesive experience, attendees are requested to set their Sun to midnight and remove all face lights. These preparations ensure that every dancer’s graceful movement and each intricate detail of the set design is unveiled in its truest form, creating an otherworldly visual feast.
Behind the captivating tapestry of “Symphonic Tales” stands the visionary director and choreographer, Anu Papp. With an illustrious portfolio and a profound understanding of the transformative power of dance, Anu Papp has crafted a mesmerizing world where movement and music merge seamlessly. Witness the magic unfold as she guides the Muse Dance Co through a symphony of emotions, bringing healing and transformation to life.
Prepare to be enraptured by the harmonious convergence of movement, music, and storytelling. “Symphonic Tales” by Muse Dance Co transcends the boundaries of virtual dance, inviting you to explore the depths of your own humanity, embrace your imperfections, and find solace in the healing power of art. Mark your calendars for the 16th of July, 9 am SLT, and join us at Akijima in The Akipelago for an unforgettable journey through the human experience.
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