The Art Garden Presents: "WITHOUT TITLE: MIRRORED" Art Exhibition

Join us for the grand opening of “WITHOUT TITLE: MIRRORED” at The Art Garden in Second Life on May 28th at 8 AM SLT. This exhibition isn’t just a bunch of art pieces; it’s a look at how creativity is changing, blending real-world art with a digital twist.

In today’s world where online and offline experiences mix together, “WITHOUT TITLE: MIRRORED” shows how artists can express themselves in new ways. The Art Garden is a digital gallery that brings people from around the globe together for a unique experience.

This event showcases the work of four talented artists: Daniele Costantin (Daco Monday), Sebastian Willis (Eupalinos Ugajin), TerraMerhyem, and Rage Darkstone. Each artist has their unique style and perspective, inviting viewers to see art from different angles.

Daco Monday believes strongly in Net-Art, viewing it as a powerful way to share ideas. He sees the internet as the ideal way to communicate today, drawing comparisons to Street-Art and Graffiti for their direct and accessible nature. While he is well-known in the real world, he’s also made quite a name for himself in digital spaces like Second Life.

Rage Darkstone is a key figure in the Second Life art scene, with many exhibitions and awards under his belt. He creates everything from drawings to huge installations and even blends performances with music and poetry. His Dynamic Building Performances showcase his creative process live, and they’re always a treat to watch.

TerraMerhyem, a versatile 3D artist, creates impressive sculptures and images, along with engaging in photography, writing, and even virtual concerts. Since joining Second Life in 2016, she’s organized numerous exhibitions and her art often features mythical themes and vivid characters that come from her imagination. Recently, she’s also started exploring abstract art.

“WITHOUT TITLE: MIRRORED” promises to be a captivating experience, showcasing how the digital world can be a stage for artistic creativity and connection. Don’t miss out on this chance to see what the future of art looks like in The Art Garden.