Cica Ghost's "Butterflies and Ropes": A Somber Beauty Awaits - Second Life

Butterflies and Ropes, the latest creation by the visionary Second Life builder Cica Ghost was unveiled on March 10th, 2024, as is usual the installation is accompanied by a quote, this time it is: "We do not remember days, we remember moments." Cesare Pavese

Cica Ghost's signature touch is evident in the region's lighting. Using the provided windlight is essential to fully appreciate the atmosphere, as the lighting scheme plays a crucial role in the overall experience. "Butterflies and Ropes" presents a world bathed in a somber grey, punctuated by pockets of light.

The landscape itself is a curious mix of industrial and organic elements. Concrete posts and beams dominate the scene, riddled with holes that hold thick brown ropes. Green shoots or stems sprout throughout, some adorned with delicate blue butterflies. The absence of Cica's usual playful creatures contributes to the region's more serious and introspective feel.

The meaning behind "Butterflies and Ropes" is deliberately left open to interpretation. This allows each visitor to embark on a personal journey of discovery, pondering the symbolism and creating their own narrative within this enigmatic environment.

As a welcoming gesture, Cica Ghost offers a free gift – a beautiful blue butterfly on a green stalk, which your avatar can hold like an unfurled umbrella as a memento for your visit to. "Butterflies and Ropes."

Head over to "Butterflies and Ropes" in Second Life today using the provided SLurl (http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Mysterious%20Isle/75/246/40). Embrace the mystery, let your imagination take flight, and consider leaving a donation in one of the tip jars scattered throughout the region. Cica Ghost's builds are typically open for a limited time, often around 3 weeks, so plan your visit soon to avoid missing out on this captivating experience.

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What did "Butterflies and Ropes" evoke within you? Share your interpretations, theories, and experiences in the comments below.

Guest Blogger - Photographer Nan Slade - Text Sam Rougefeu