Are you prepared for Wrath of the Lich King? WoW Insider has you covered!

Resonating with Wind - A Compelling Journey Into the Sky


Dutch artist Edo Autopoiesis is exploring an unusual, and mostly ignored side of Second Life - its wind. His installation, "Resonating-With-secondlifeWind" is an incredible meditative journey into a sky-based field of 100 windmills. Forever set in motion by the wind energy, each one of the windmills lifts a red object: the stronger the wind, the faster the object is lifted.

Upon reaching the top of the pole, the red object drops and hits an acoustic resonator at the bottom, producing a sound. Sounds from neighboring windmills affect the overall rhythm produced by the entire set of windmills. The ever-changing wind patterns of Second Life are the source of variety in this strange, and fully generative melody.

The installation starts at the ground floor of Harmonia, where you and four of your friends can sit on a flying plate and be gently guided around the sky-paths between windmills. The five-minute ride is a compelling demonstration of a SL dimension that escapes the eye, but adds to our experience of space by enriching the depth of the environment around us. Learn more about the artist, Edo Autopoiesis (Edo Paulus in real life).

Reader Comments

(Page 1)
General
Arts and Culture (70)
Gridbugs (207)
Live Performance (17)
Machinima (72)
MMO Watch (33)
Op/Ed (53)
Podcasts (21)
SL Blogs (9)
Teaching (57)
Teen Grid (13)
Updates (158)
Events (347)
How-To (52)
News (771)
SL Insider Business (27)
Stories (264)
Comics (18)
Mixed Reality (434)
Linden Lab (356)
Odds and Ends (916)
Just Askin' (96)
Objects
Building (96)
Clothing (38)
Gadgets (71)
Graphic Design (27)
LSL (24)
Economics
Accounts (80)
Business (446)
Linden Dollars (316)
Making Money (79)
Residents
Resident Snapshot (58)
Interviews (125)
Newbies (45)
Places
Great Builds (90)
Educational (115)
Entertainment (110)
Exploration (110)
Shopping (113)

RSS NEWSFEEDS

RESOURCES

Powered by Blogsmith

Other Weblogs Inc. Network blogs you might be interested in: