I am Free... participate to the SL Living Expo for Relay for Life

 http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/SLLE%20Event%20Hub/62/224/23

starting on March 3 2023 

https://sl-living-expo.org/art-walk/

https://sl-living-expo.org/music/#Schedule

https://sl-living-expo.org/

end on the 12th

FAKE - a minimum exhibit by I am Free (with a little help...)

  https://secondlife.com/destination/recalcitrante-chill-room-gallery

all the following pictures are

ordered by I am Free... 

to robot ( AI) Dream Studio

on the mobile phone

https://youtu.be/UwahG1s4dqI

my favourite bar

WORKING AN THE NEW EXHIBIT IN MUSEUM ISLAND (APRIL 2 -H. 01.00 pm slt)

 http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Museum%20Island/228/77/26

APRIL 2 STARTING FROM H. 01.00 pm slt

‘Beautifully chaotic headache hell’

 

I’ve named this piece ‘Beautifully chaotic headache hell’. Please enjoy. pic.twitter.com/DxwaJMzWVN

— Celeste barber (@celestebarber_) October 17, 2021

SKY

 

an other Free's Exhibition in Milan with 3 guest artists

 http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Miramare/140/148/30

guest artist are:

Rachele Revello

https://www.facebook.com/rachele.revello

Makkox

https://mobile.twitter.com/makkox

Vroum Short

http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Oreo/65/87/501

IF, Rudyard Kipling's poem, recited by Sir Michael Caine

 

Checco Zalone - La Vacinada (the vaccinated lady)

 

no comments (from "cartelli strani")

 

 

Peaceful nature

 

Peaceful nature. pic.twitter.com/e0b90qhb5V

— Spectacular videos (@SpectacuIarvids) February 19, 2021

中国水牛年快乐... - happy new chinese buffalo year...

 

photo by https://foto.cambiaste.com/Foto/Ridotte/1/107686/107686.jpg

my very first published photo... ihuuuuuuuuuuuuuu

 

Image no. 047, made by photographer #Cinzia_Opezzi Showing the Performance Art Centre (PAC). There will be a blogpost...

Pubblicato da Second Life Endowment for the Arts SLEA su Domenica 20 dicembre 2020

 

What will we say - Luca Sofri - Wittgenstein - Ilpost.it

 Luca Sofri 

Wittgenstein 

Ilpost.it

What will we say

9 December 2020

In her passionate and admirable discourse today on the commitment to protect oneself from contagion, Angela Merkel used at some point an ancient rhetorical formulation to which we are no longer accustomed. It is interesting, because the problem with solemn rhetorical formulas is that over time they lose meaning and become empty, even not tolerable. Instead, this is so out of our way of thinking, that it now sounds with an extraordinary and very concrete meaning, as if it had resurfaced from a distant memory.

What will we say when we look back?

It’s a wonderful, moving question. It sounds familiar, a rhetorical expression often heard, and yet we realize that we no longer hear it: we have often heard it in certain documentaries, perhaps, or in certain biographical films. In some history books, who knows. But no political leader or speaker says it anymore.

Because no one thinks about looking forward anymore, when you look back.

No one judges any more the nonsense, the volatility, the laziness, the whims, the sterility of each of our days, with the ability to detach and look at them from a distance. As we said yesterday, imagine judging the energies and the commitment and the stress spent this year, last year, in the last five years, six years ago, in the things we spent them on. Imagine someone coming from that time and asking us "was it worth it? was it really important? what did we get, then?". And who remembers, with all the Facebook posts we have to be indignant about every day.

Of course, good things happen and each of us has his own, private or public: and some may even be proud of it. But how are the days going by - the weeks, the months, the years - our politics, our public debate, our commitment, the history of this country that we have been accustomed to think of as progress so far? What are we building, what have we built? How long will it remain, what will it have grown? Does it concern us?

What will we say when we look back?

Nice sentence. Mark it, speechwriters.

https://www.wittgenstein.it/2020/12/09/cosa-diremo/

Scientists have found a potentially super cool replacement to lighting

 

Scientists have found a potentially super cool replacement to lighting pic.twitter.com/zJoj9qNOEc

— Mashable (@mashable) November 11, 2020

 

Ecco le probabilità di infezione in questi tre scenari quotidiani, a seconda della ventilazione, delle mascherine e della durata dell’incontro https://t.co/S3wKAoSaF5 via @repubblica

— cinzia opezzi (@giuggiolalibera) November 2, 2020

The Blaze live at Aiguille du Midi in Chamonix, France for Cercle

 

Arab Blues / Un divan à Tunis (2020) - trailer -

 I cannot found it in english

gorgeous

great

I needed it...

MAKKOX IN ENGLISH!!! - Grillo and the 5 stars party

we had to...

we had to...

we had to...

we had to...

- We had to get out of the euro!

- We had to get off the freeways!

- We had to shut down ILVA!

- We had to stop the tap!

- and the Tav!

- and the MES!

- WHAT THE HELL?!

MAKKOX - the WHAT THE HELL DAY!

 after the Fuc... off day 

THE TURNING POINT OF WHAT THE HELL. 

DO IT! 

IT WILL BE YOUR BOLOGNINA...

... AWAY THE STARS AWAY THE PAIN

MAKKOX

Il Foglio

99 Complex Things Explained as Briefly as Possible

99 Complex Things Explained as Briefly as Possible https://t.co/9heddyrECH pic.twitter.com/qTY5Amj1VB

— Interesting Engineering (@IntEngineering) June 26, 2020