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The Cloud Edge sim is ... just an amazing mountain trail surrounded by a sea of clouds. A wonderful opportunity to try doing impossible things.
Enjoy the show ;-)
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One for the Money, Two for the Show!
The Tag Club Courtyard will host small exhibitions by various artists, one per month. The first is called "One for the Money, Two for the Show - pay to see more", by Ambre Singh.
Enjoy!
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Each day a new little window opened on the final Christmas image... An unbearable suspense.
Plus a bonus...
Enjoy!
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For the opening of the Gecko Club, the staff and I had the idea to invite club members to have their picture taken with a gecko walking on their body. This serie is far from complete, but it can already be seen in the welcome open square of the Gecko Club.
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I have been invited as female guest artist by Kassiel, for his exhibition "Aquaresses", hosted by Loony and Boro Moretto in Puerto Banana.
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I have updated my main gallery, changing about 70% of the artworks. Treat yourself to a good time with friends, by diving into my world of mischievous eroticism and tenderness.
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The Fed Ex plane was caught in a severe storm. The search for possible survivors continues.
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It's been a year since Franco Batiatto went to the other side of things.
Here is an image in his honor, inspired by his clip for the song Testamento.
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It started as a normal day in Second Life. The sun rose at the place defined in the sim settings, there was almost no lag, everything was still normal.
Two friends, Mara Telling and Crash Landers, decided to take a trip to Grauland. On the way, they approached a rocky knoll and, whether it was the view or their state of mind, decided to name the knoll "Penis Rock" and go for a picnic on top.
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He said, join me for a week-end in my little Lago di Como villa.
A car was waiting for me at the exit of the airport in Milano Malpensa. An hour later, the driver dropped me off at the Yacht Club di Como. From there, a speedboat took me to Villa Capriccio.
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These last few weeks were really busy, with the reportage on the strange rock formations of Grauland, the feature article on my beauty recipes for Elle magazine and the tourism assessment trip to Dyrhólaey for the Cock Agency... I really needed a few days of rest.
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Spring is here, time to dress lighter.
Or much lighter...
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The spring is here!
Such a good opportunity to offer you some precious beauty advices.
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Some clients are more difficult to deal with than others.
Not a reason to start an interstellar war, though.
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The new version of Grauland made me think about some ghost towns I once visited in New Mexico.
And inspired me this short story. Enjoy!
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Let's stop believing the media: the news from the heavens is much better!
I wish you joy and lightness in 2022!
Ambre
An angel over my house, December 21, 2021
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In her blog Diomita and Jenny Maurer's Blog, Diomita Maurer did a review of Breaking the Spell, my Summer 2021 exhibition in Commune Utopia. A gret review I copy here, mainly for safety reasons, I don't want to loose it.
Thank you Diomita ❤️. The original blog is here: Art In Second Life 2021 - Breaking the Spell by Ambre Singh
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14 years of joys, sorrows, sharing, creativity, sillyness...and much more.
Thanks to all of you who have enriched my SLife during all these years :)
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Commune Utopia has invited me to make a show this summer!
In the Milky Way, there is a planet teeming with life forms. One of them called humanity has a rare peculiarity: it is lost in a dream.
In this exhibition, Ambre Singh arouses her audience by peeling away layers of illusion one after the other.
At arrival, take a "Breaking the Spell HUD" for more infos.
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In her blog Diomita and Jenny Maurer's Blog, Diomita Maurer did a review of Cancel Culture, my May 2021 exhibition in Noir'Wen. A gret review I copy here, mainly for safety reasons, I don't want to loose it.
Thank you Diomita ❤️. The original blog is here: Art In Second Life 2021 - Cancel Culture by Ambre Singh
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An exhibition in Noir’Wen - May 2021
The human being is full of contradictions. Homo Sapiens (in Latin, sapiens means "one who knows") spends a good part of his existence trying not to know. This tendency to deny, probably the source of all psychoses, is the main activity of the ego. It is so much easier to deny or erase or eliminate what bothers us, even if it never works (...)
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Some weeks ago, my friend Drack, excellent builder of vehicles in SL, offered me many of cars and bikes, asking me to make good promotional pictures of them. I found the challenge interesting, even if I do not drive much in SL (in fact, few dare to sit on the passenger's seat with me driving...). Here are some of the images I did for Drack Motors.
The link to Drack Motors Marketplace is here: MP
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I really liked the Kidaka Resort sim. Africa at it's best. So I decided to make a harmless photographic safari. Later, Mihailsk joined me and tried to prevent me from getting too close to the animals, without success. He was really scared when he saw me play with the rhino, so I invited him to the Resort restaurant to make it up to me. And later tried to convince him to offer me a diamond necklace. But that's another story.
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The creation of Ambre Singh is first and foremost a look at our worlds and our daily lives ... but a look offbeat, sharp, full of humor and humanity that questions us and relativizes us. Her work is like a surrealist report, always funny, tender and poetic. She puts our realities in the abyss. She lightly asks essential questions about our humanity with a perfect mastery of photographic tools. She plays with the senses that she diverts with finesse.
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Human arrogance is currently reaching new heights. For billions of years, Life has been evolving throughout the universe, guided by an Intelligence that is beyond our capacity to understand. In our lost suburb of the Milky Way, we bipeds who barely attained self-awareness, declare war on Life (in its viral form) and think we're going to get away with it. Hmm. Let's choose again... Read on, just to put your mind at ease.
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In her blog Diomita and Jenny Maurer's Blog, Diomita Maurer explored my main art gallery. A wonderful review I copy here, mainly for safety reasons, I don't want to loose it.
Thank you Diomita ❤️. The original blog is here: Art in Second Life 2020 (46) Ambre Singh Gallery
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The Pink Dildo, an exhibition unique in the history of the universe, has opened early August 2020.
Following the Pink Dildo, you will journey through the best and worse moments of mankind's history, with a special emphasis on the place of women through the ages. This exhibition is in English and French. The Pink Dildo exhibition is currently held in the NoirWen estates, in Second Life.
You can visit it in Second Life at this address. The French Version of this page is under construction.
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Two things are infinite, said Einstein, the universe and human stupidity; before adding, but I'm not sure for the universe.
Since my early childhood, I cannot trust authorities - parental, medical, religious, political, and so on. Today, it offers me an interesting vantage point to observe our planetary crisis. Fake authorities fuck fake folks. Let's smile about it.
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May we move gently away from the old male ways of raping the planet and all of life, and let emerge deeply buried female aptitudes to care for all that is. May our thoughts and actions spring from the blissful core of our hearts. Happy new year and decade!
Ambre Singh
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In our uncertain times, one cannot receive enough wishes for a happy new year. For 2018, it’s a triplet ?
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Each day a new little window opened on the final Christmas image... An unbearable suspense.
Plus a bonus...
Enjoy!
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Some think a mermaid's life is only fairy happy play. Eh no.
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It started with the 50th birthday of the Pink Floyd album Ummagumma. I had to make some sort of tribute.
Then I thought of all the fine people (and beautiful avis) gathering in the famous FogBound Blues club in Second Life. Bringing them together on the Beatles’ Sgt Pepper album cover could be fun…
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It can happen in many worlds: an island disappears . Flat ones may vanish when ocean waters rise. Others may collapse during a volcanic activity. In SL, an island disappears when the owner abandons the land.
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850 years of history, generations of memories burnt. Yet... Dreaming that the purification quality of fire heals centuries of pain related to the Church, and that only the genius and beauty remains as the foundation of a rebuilt cathedral.
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Sign of the times, the Happy Easter Fresco 2019 is politically correct has two versions, with or without yolk. A note for the vegan version: the rabbit on the right is not edible, he simply chose the wrong hole.
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Flickr pro members have receved a letter from the SmugMug + Flickr CEO, telling in brief that Flickr is still loosing money. And that we should encourage our friends to go pro and pay. And that the pro subscription fee will increase next year.
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Each day a new little window opened on the final Christmas image... An unbearable suspense.
Plus a bonus...
Enjoy!
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I spent some time visiting Transients, an amazing exhibition by Mrs and Mr S, hosted by the G.B.T.H. project. Room after room, disconcerting and dreamlike ambiances enchant the visitor. Be sure you know how to fly a bicycle before venturing in there!
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