Watashi Wa Iru

Art that evokes the "I am here" moment

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  • Gleman Jun
  • Pol Jarvinen
  • Helfe Ihnen
  • kyleblakeburnett
  • Jurin Juran
  • Sowa
  • Susi Spicoli
  • SunShine Kukulcan
  • Man Michinaga AKA Patrick Lichty
  • Klink
  • Amy Freelunch
  • Veri Oddfellow
  • Tuna Oddfellow
  • ichibot
  • Olga Wunderlich
  • Arahan Claveau

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STOP FEAR by Gleman Jun

Did you know that every 30 seconds a child is abused, every 20 minutes a child dies from an abusive hand. Child abuse has many faces, sadly its not a strang...
Video posted by Gleman Jun Aug 30, 2010
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Gleman Jun is now a member of Watashi Wa Iru Aug 30, 2010
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Photos posted by Arahan Claveau Aug 20, 2010
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Photos posted by Arahan Claveau Jul 30, 2010

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A collection of creations that evoke "I am here" moments in the virtual world. A Japanese 4-year-old girl once said "Watashi wa iru!" (meaning "I am here!") when noticing her own reflection in her father's eyes. This sense of self present within the moment is something even a toddler can tell. In the same way, there are artworks that evoke this sense of being in the present whatever that mood, situation, color or message may be. Watashi Wa Iru is not about an art movement or a philosophy so much as it is a human condition on a very basic and powerful level that virtual art can be capable of. This network is open to all creations visual, audio, interactive or yet unimagined native to Second Life that capture this feeling. Watashi wa iru!

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