Rebeca Bashly's Arctica Dreams is a great big ice world with translucent walls, misty columns, and flowing water. You start off on the top of a big snowy plain with a hole in it, and then you have to jump into the hole to see this icy dreamscape.
While walking through Arctica Dreams, some folks landed right in front of me and started editing their appearances. One thing I rarely understand about Second Life is why so many people like to dress up like skanky hoes. LISTEN HONEY, IT AINT SEXY, ITS SKANKY! Or is it simply that many people's sexy fetishes actually involve them dressing up as skanky hoes? Oh well...
While walking through, you may not see the embedded sculptures all at once. This really depends on the angle at which you are viewing the walls. This makes good use of the transparencies and that "blind spot" that you get sometimes where different layers cannot be seen at certain angles (the same way they sometimes hide the money in those money trees).
There were also some more traditional ice sculptures.
And the centerpiece of the exhibition.
