The two artists, who were able to meet and collaborate in improvisation and real-time only in the metaverse world, will continue to present “artistic fusion” as a monthly event from Akipelago. Each event will send “waves of light” and “vibrations of air” to everyone in the multi-verse world, transcending borders, distance, and time zones. The theme of this year’s event is “RAIN”.
Rulie Cisse is developing its performance activities with the goal of realizing the monetization of its YouTube channel in order to continue to provide you with higher quality performance expressions in real time. Thanks to your warm viewing of our videos, we were able to meet the requirements for video playback time this spring, and we thank you very much for your support. The only thing left to do is to “achieve 1,000 subscribers,” and we will be more proactive in developing new expressions and collaborations. We are looking forward to your continued support.
※24時間ノンストップ無料連続放送中、更新不定期 （セカンドライフの土地にも流せます） *24 hours non-stop free continuous broadcasting, irregular updates. (Can also be streamed to Second Life land.)
【セカンドライフ内のオフィス】アバターでお立ち寄りいただけます RULIE CISSE Management Office in Second Life セカンドライフ、インワールドでのファングループご参加、公演のご依頼ご相談 Inquiries about fan group participation and performances in inworld
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All cover songs arranged and performed by: Rulie Cisse All copyrights to the original tunes belong to: Project Legato (Katsushi Sakamoto) Use without permission of the right holder is strictly prohibited.
“Recorded May 29 2022: this (surprise) celebration organized by Gem Preiz and Delain Canucci , included a special Particle Show by Delain followed by an AfterParty Dance with special set by my love DJ Betty Boo which ran for 2 hours after the show!
I can’t believe it has been 5 years already and I was so overwhelmed by this celebration put together by my besties: Betty, Delain, and Gem thank you so, so much for doing this!!!
Special thanks to Earth, Kernelios, Kurk, Sharni, Haze, Blaise, Morgie, Royal and Violet for their presence and friendship!
And thank you all ever so much for joining us on May 29 2022 for the celebration:
Akiko Kinoshi – Owner of the Akipelago Islands, the lady who take care that wonderful cultural life in SL grows is active supporter who open her sim´s doors, for art, artist, musicians, dj´s and all creative souls in this amazing world.
After show party with music and dancing!
Our cheerful welcome for the beauty of art & music!
EXOPLANET 2 GRAND OPENING featuring music by Dixmix:
While Exoplanet 1 featured the crew of a space mission preparing to explore extra-solar planets, Exoplanet 2 stages it on the eve of its return to Earth. There is a vast, futuristic space station to visit: comprising many sites with animated and interactive objects; a gallery of fractal images representing planets and their landscapes; and a gallery of SL photo-sketches.
You will receive a Teleport and Windlight HUD during your visit.
Graphics: Ultra with advance lighting model. (a lower graphics setting will work, but some skies might be spoiled with poorly defined suns or moons)
Windlight: Use Shared Environment. Upon arrival, you are provided with a Windlight HUD to add, which enables you to choose different skies when you cam outside the orbital station
Distance: 120 m maximum inside, 500 m or more when you cam outside.
Particles: maximum
Media: automatic if possible, you may need it in the cinema.
HOW AND WHAT TO SEE?
ATeleport HUD is also given upon arrival. It provides you with the main destinations inside the orbital station.
Teleport spots can also be found in various places with dedicated destinations: either as white buttons on walls; glowing pink columns; or as teleport discs on the floor. Related hovertext mention the destinations of these teleports.
Orbital Station locations:
Agora: main gathering and connecting place, with access to upper and lower galleries (fractals and SL photos), a restaurant where you can order meals, and facilities to get missing huds.
Services level: access to the Medical center; Training center; Cinema and Offices with many interactive devices (medical equipment, gym, movies etc.).
Hibernation room, Reactor, Communication center, Data center, Main control room, Supplies:
touch and test whenever you see a “hand” icon. All these places are located along the vertical axis of the orbital station and must be accessed with the Teleport hud or Teleport spots.
Ring modules: all around the central Agora and galleries are 4 gates leading to a circular inner corridor that serves 16 external modules including: Arrival, Cabins, Laboratories, Rescue, Warehouse, Drones, Spaceships, and Boarding. All modules contain many interactive devices where you can: rest in cabins; contribute to experiences; launch drones and follow them on radar; pilot spaceships around the station; test emergency systems; and finally leave the station to reach Exoplanet 1 with the main Shuttle.
Photos
Wander in the galleries and watch
16 fractals (8 unfriendly planet + landscape), illustrating sites visited by the crew during the mission
8 SL landscapes sketch-like photos illustrating real sites on Earth, as a reminder of how friendly and precious is our planet.
Important
Please note that Exoplanet 1 & 2 are connected.
Indeed the Teleport HUD provides the option to visit directly different places in Exoplanet 1. You can also teleport to Exoplanet 1 ground site from the shuttle that you can board at the Boarding Module. Come back to the orbital station with the same shuttle from Exoplanet 1.
Astronomy is a science that makes you dream. The observation of distant objects transports us in space and time, and leads us to ponder the origin of the universe and the possibilities of hosting extra-terrestrial life there. The discovery of exoplanets in 1995 opened up a new field of exploration which could undergo even more spectacular development thanks to the new James Webb telescope. The enthusiasm for their discovery was nourished by science fiction stories, now legitimized by the proof of the existence of these worlds.
Scientific rigor has succeeded this immoderate craze and has now imposed precise and segmented classifications of some 5,000 exoplanets discovered to date, listing increasingly restrictive criteria and prioritizing them according to whether they allow the development of life as we know it, without even taking into account those which would make a human presence possible or not.
Forgetting for a moment the vast distances that separate us from these extra-solar worlds, Exoplanet 1 staged the beginnings of their in situ exploration. Exoplanet 2 presents the mission on the eve of its return to Earth, reporting on the visit to some worlds with inhospitable reliefs and conditions for humans. By contrast, a gallery of familiar terrestrial landscapes reminds us of the simple evidence that the most suitable universe for man is the one from which he was born.
Because if the study of exoplanets is an essential discipline for what it can teach us about the universe, and for the awareness that it can generate in humanity in case the existence of life is discovered, it should not obscure the urgency of preserving our planet the Earth, by dreams of unrealistic conquests.
All relevant information about Exoplanet 1 you will find here:Exoplanet 1
Please, join us for my rebuilt photography exhibition in four galleries, “Embracing Nature” at Akikaze! Embracing nature is the main theme of my photos.
I also like to observe the human body as avatar and the expression of their emotions.
Fly Kugin – will be playing at the Kinkaku Ji golden pavilion of Akijima.
Fly Kugin is a professional violinist who will make your toes tap and your soul sing with her amazing music. She performs traditional improvisation & Jazz, as well as Rock and Pop tunes. With the help of high-quality instrumental tracks, Fly adds her violin to make beautiful music. So, whether you are looking for traditional classical violin pieces, Broadway tunes, Tango, movie soundtracks or the Scorpions, Queen, Sinatra or Leonard Cohen, Fly and her violin will make your heart soar!
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