Saveria Rossini's Second Life Screenshots in Stunning Black & White

Cajsa Lilliehook covers the best in virtual world screenshot art and digital painting

 

Saveria Rossini’s untitled picture is delightful. She makes me think of Audrey Hepburn in Charade, a film in which she artfully removes her sunglasses at least twice, at least once from behind a wall. This picture is made even more evocative by being black and white, making it all about light, shadow, and form. It’s extraordinary, but then so are most of Saveria’s pictures. 

 

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“Stay Positive” is over two years old, a post for the 2020 New Year before being positive became a bad thing. I love how her head is pointing to one o’clock and that she gives the positive that little bit extra space than to the negative section. It’s so clever and a completely charming picture.

This untitled picture feels as though it was taken from a film, doesn’t it? It captures that feeling of menace by some presence that is not seen, but perhaps heard, and definitely felt. I love the lights of the street illuminating the empty street while the shadows suggest the unseen presence. 

Saveria Rossini’s stream is full of black and white and color pictures. One of my favorites is her searching in a dryer in her lingerie and it’s full color. I also love another color pic that is very Hepburnesque. There is not a bad picture in her stream so you can’t go wrong. She has some very striking poses in many of her pics, another feature that sets her apart and makes her stream so interesting.

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Comments

[Scylla Rhiadra]

I'm so delighted you've featured Savi's work! Her images are imaginative, whimsical, and intelligent (and she's all those things too!). It's wonderful that you're highlighting her so that others can discover her talent!

[CronoCloud Creeggan]

Savi! Foux du fafa!

[Shine Sideshow]

Way to go, Savi!