Showing posts with label Ekphrasis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ekphrasis. Show all posts

Ekphrasis: PJ Trenton by Rowan Derryth

Saturday, February 5, 2011

A short documentary produced by Rowan Derryth based on the Ekphrasis piece she wrote about my work on the Prim Perfect blog.

Ekphrasis: PJ Trenton, by Rowan Derryth from Rowan Derryth on Vimeo.

'Ekphrasis' is a regular column written by Rowan Derryth which appears on the Prim Perfect blog, and profiles art and artists in virtual worlds. This film is an adaptation of 'Ekphrasis:PJ Trenton' which appeared on 4 March 2010.

Thanks to Rowan for all of her hard work in creating this really great documentary about my work in Second Life. While I was so impressed with the original Ekphrasis post working on this documentary and seeing the final results really amazed me...even more so as this is her first SL-based video.

I hope everyone enjoys watching this as much as I did getting to work on it.

Ekphrasis: AM Radio Part II by Rowan Derryth

Tuesday, August 3, 2010

Art historian and Prim Perfect writer Rowan Derryth completes her interview with one of Second Life's most intriguing and talented artists, AM Radio. Part II of the interview is available on the Prim Perfect blog at http://primperfectblog.wordpress.com/2010/08/02/ekphrasis-am-radio-part-ii/.

Part I of the interview is also available on the Prim Perfect blog at http://primperfectblog.wordpress.com/2010/07/25/ekphrasis-am-radio-part-i/.

Ekphrasis is a regular column by Rowan Derryth profiling various Second Life artists. For a background on the aim of this regular feature, read Rowan's introduction.

AM Radio and his work has been a favourite subject of mine throughout my time in Second Life. For more of my images of his incredible creations, please visit my AM Radio set on Flickr.

Ekphrasis by Rowan Derryth

Friday, April 9, 2010

One of the great new additions to the Prim Perfect blog is a regular column by Miss Rowan Derryth entitled Ekphrasis. According to Rowan, this column is intended to "be a series of profiles of various SL artists..."

What is good art in SL? In the words of Miss Derryth, "...it isn't just rezzed, but resonates..." and "...it doesn't just resonate, but it is rezzed." For more details, read her introductory posting at http://primperfectblog.wordpress.com/2010/02/19/ekphrasis-an-introduction/.

These are impressive interviews with some of the most well-known and creative artists in the metaverse. To date, Rowan has featured Ragamuffin Kipps, Chrome Underwood, Glyph Graves, Gracie Kendal, and yours truly.

Each of these columns are incredibly well written and a fascinating look into the lives of some extremely talented and creative individuals.