The world looks different today than it did some months ago. It has changed somehow. I cant point out exactly how, maybee the colour of they sky? Or maybee the birds sings a different tune…and the pizza tastes peculiar. The difference is small, but significant.
Soon this year will come to an end and 6 months has gone by since that unthinkable day in july and I cant do a rollback and restore with backup. I cant say goodbye either, the moment is forever gone.
Where you used to be, there is a hole in the world, which I find myself constantly walking around in the daytime, and falling in at night. I miss you like hell.
― Edna St. Vincent Millay
This shows the healing power Virtual Worlds can have. Virtual worlds have had a lot of bad press in the past but last years more and more positive examples emerges. This is how Miso wants to show a way to deal with the darkness using virtual art as a tool:
“The story behind my sculpture ‘Big Winter’ – this piece (and film) are about clinical depression and an escape from it into the life forces of artwork.” ~ Miso Susanowa
Other examples from people who have found a way to heal in virtual worlds:
No one has ever become poor by giving ~ Anne Franks Diary
That is something to think about these days when death toll is 3,621. Missing 25,000. 900,000 displaced in the Philippines after the storm . Thanks for the heads up Cao. I follow your steps and I hope a lot of people will do that:
I dont find peace anywhere anymore. In no life, in no world. I´m here there and everywhere, jumping around restless. And I want to cry when I listen to this song:
Partly because of personal reasons, but also because it reminds me that time flies so fast. But that is life. Just keep on breathing.
Skin, Linnea, is Octobers groupgift (99 to join group) from Lutricias Luxuries