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Open Forum: What's Your Favorite Burning Life Site?

American_dreamerAstra Thorne and I purchase tickets from an obtuse Machine Person

In the heart of the desert is a bed with a dreaming man surrounded by icons like the Statue of Liberty and Paris Hilton, and if you choose, there's a bot named Machine Person who'll sell you a ticket for the occasion, while engaging you in some strange curlicue conversation.  The creation of Jenne Dibou and  Mandy Marseille, "American Dreamer" is an immersive, gorgeously textured recreation of dreams associated with the old new world.   

Direct SLURL teleport to American Dreamer at this link.

As it happens, Dibou and Marseille's work is a literal realization of the "American Dream" theme for Burning Life 2008, which just opened today, and will run for the next week. The official Burning Life blog is here (difficult to navigate but full of information); the unofficial site, bursting with imagery, is here

What installations from Burning Life are capturing your imagination most?  Please post in Comments, and be sure to include a SLURL.  (To copy the SLURL location, just click Map, select Copy Location, and paste that here.)

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Doubledown Tandino

Hiya W.J.A

I was trying to figure out a way to cover the haps at Burning Life for some sort of roundup for my blog. I've already seen and heard some fascinating stuff.

Instead, I'd love to use a few of your blog comments here to post some of my discoveries.

Doubledown Tandino, on the Burning Life scene :O)

Late night September 27th, early 28th, I got to catch live performer Midknight jammin.

Doubledown Tandino

Art & Sound Installation by Dizzy Banjo:
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Burning%20Life%20(Reality)/90/11/24

Photo: http://s4.tinypic.com/2ziy62o.jpg
The pic doesn't do his ingenious work justice. Dizzy creates immersive sound and visual experiences. Go check it out

Ragdoll Pinkdot

From my travels today. Huge floating cute boxy robot thing in the midst of some color candy rain. From Mikati Slade I think.

http://slurl.com/secondlife/Burning%20Life%20(Optic)/182/32/24

Silvy Noel

I have found this useful guide here on Koinup:
http://www.koinup.com/sims/in-second-life/coolest/?q=burning

Almost all burning life sims are well featured.....

Mr Oh

Serene and minimalist, the model of the Vietnamese village of Ha Long Bay gets my vote. Burning Life (Meta) (43, 181, 24) http://slurl.com/secondlife/Burning%20Life%20(Meta)/36/160/0

Poid Mahovlich

My personal fav is by blotto Epsilon & Cutea Benelli - situated in Burning Life Data

This build actually grows in modules then falls apart - never is the build the same - always changing. eyestem on leg & floaty:ozlotis inter act with the avatars - it is truely amazing and very addictive ...


http://slurl.com/secondlife/Burning%20Life%20%28Data%29/212/206/24

Gumby Roffo

There are a awful lot of impressive builds this year, Overall I would say the quality has improved. But for my favorite build, IMO is the one on Bios Art-10.
This piece has so much detail hidden in nooks and crannies that I have so far spent an hour there when not working. The Poems are touching and as you search for clues the story unfolds.
Very touching and left me a little bleary eyed.

Corcosman Voom

I'll second Poid's comment about the build by blotto Epsilon & Cutea Benelli. It's fascinating to watch it fly apart and then re-build itself.

It's close to Jenne Dibou's and Mandy Marseille's build, which is also terrific.

There are lots of great builds on the playa.

dandellion Kimban

It's a really good Burning Life this year.

I love American Dreamer, too.

Both Dizzy Banjo's installations are great. I preffered Urban Spectre. Pertly because of possibility of shared experience (it's great to float in the air up there with somebody) and because of the nice intro. Climbing to the top of the building on those platforms gets you into mood and atmosphere.

Pay attention to installation of AM Radio (I forgot to pick a LM, if somebody has it, please share). Small but really convincing and immersive surreal booth. Not to mention that high-prim gifts are terrific :)

There is more, I'll post later. It seems that thins Burning Life could be stretched one week more. There is so much to be seen. And many exhibitions take time.

pornmatedotcom

hello everyone, I am Cathrine. I'm new here and I just wanted to say hello to everyone, I've actually been reading a lot of posts on this forum for a while but this is my first post here :)

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