Particle Show and Live Ambient Music

This is a visual preview of the live-event on LEA10 on 24th of April at 1pm SLT with ambient composer Michael Iwoleit aka maikelkay in SL and artist Asmita Duranjaya accompanying the music with a live particle show 
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Discoveries on LEA10

The Oracle is another tale in the cycle of stories around the exo-city CyberPolis. Presented in a hud-book, it is told from the perspective of researcher Lisa Sheldrake, whose report guides the visitors of the sim LEA10 through a game. 

6 letters and 7 gifts have to be claimed inside and outside of a central maze until the solution word is found and the door to the oracle in the middle of the sim can be opened. 

The frame idea is, that the astro-anthropologist tries to find out, whether humans have visited CyberPolis in former times and what influences they left on the planetary system. The discovery of strange monitor-bots all around the maze shows her the evidence of an early contact and a probably unwanted influence of the human visitors. The alien-species in this area, called FractAliens, saw the monitor-affininty of the guests erroneously assuming that the monitors were the heads and brains of them. 

A new bot-species was born and even the one and only Oracle consists of the body of an insect and the head of a TV. The Oracle is an AI(artificial intelligence) and able to answer questions in open chat.

The full-sim-installation can also be experienced without game or story, simply as an art-park with forests of stunning 3D-fractals and the maze can be seen as a subterranean art gallery with flat fractal-pictures. The color-scheme of yellow-orange-red is predominant and the visitor can stroll around or fly in a fractal blossom, listening to ambient music.

Ambient music will also be played during the celebration party for this sim-installation on 17th of April 2016 at 1pm SLT. Michael K. Iwoleit aka maikelkay in SL will give a live-concert on his synthesizers and the artist Asmita Duranjaya will accompany his music with painting particles above the temple of the one and only Oracle.

World Culture Hub and Turing Project by maikelkay

The whole evening (according to MET) has been filled with a considerable event in the German writer community at Kreativdorf: SL resident maikelkay aka Michael K. Iwoleit in RL has presented his recently built "World Culture Hub" and the sky building "The Turing Galaxy" to the public. The World Culture Hub is a project in progress and will present changing and permanent exhibitions and live events from different cultures all over the world. Even the architecture is related to specific cultural parts of the world and in the future there will be readings, music performances, art exhibitions related to these areas:

The entrance of the World Culture Hub has some introductive information and clearly arranged tp-pads.

The building representing African cultures looks like made from adobe and has already a corner with some musical instruments and information on African drums provided by an ethnomusicologist (Asmita Duranjaya).

A so called long-house represents Native American cultures.

A tiki-bamboo-house stands for the Pacific region.

Middle and South-American cultures can be explored here in the future.

The opposite part of the massive building shows Asian sections, starting with Near-East and India, presented by an Indian dancer and the musical instruments sitar and tabla.

The playable musical instrument guzhen and video-information can be found in the Chinese room.

Passing a zen-garden the visitors reach the last room in a typical Japanese style with a Geisha playing a koto and additional remarks about the koto and the shamisen. The sound can be switched on and off by clicking.
Between the two wings of the WCH is a club area with a small stage, a dance floor and comfortable chairs. It was opened by an ambient-concert of maikelkay himself, who is an active musician too. The room was also a suitable frame for the after-show party with DJane Miriam and her variety of attractive world culture tunes.

WCH-Club and DJane Miriam
The second huge event has been the presentation of the Turing-Galaxy-Project.

This sky building will become a center for research on cyber culture. 

Three exhibitions and two readings introduced this part of the program. The first exhibition showed pictures by SF-illustrator Christian Günther.

Well known SL artist Harter Fall presented some cyber-objects.

Marcus Hammerschmitt is not only a great SF-author but also a talented photographer.
The readings have been in German language, so I could not join them unfortunately, but I am sure, the quality was excellent like all what I have found. Yes, there were guests, but when I see sims with dubiously purposes crowded to overflowing, then I am asking why not more people could also find an attraction in visiting cultural events like this one, that maikelkay has accurately prepared with hours and hours of work.
At last: One building seems mysterious for me:

What could be the purpose of that? Maybe maikelkay will solve this puzzle soon.