Inara Pey, among many other amazing things, is a respected authority in and on Second Life.

Driven by curiosity, Inara documents milestones in Second Life. She shares her unique perspective on Second Life, the universe, and everything in between.

Through her writing and virtual experiences, Inara Pey passionately captures the essence of Second Life with remarkable detail.

There’s a magic to her photography. She can bottle up the feeling of a place and capture it in a single shot.

Experience the beauty of her landscape photography at Maison de la Chouette through 2024.

✨Opening Celebration

November 13th at 12 pm SLT

Join us for a celebration of virtual photography, great company, and vibes you won’t want to miss!

DJ LiTo team will share the music

🍷 Your ride to Maison awaits—grab a glass of wine, and let’s toast to art and creativity!

The Chronicler’s Eye

Inara Pey’s blog “Living in a Modem World” is a pleasure to read.

One moment, Inara is reviewing a captivating art exhibit. The next, she’s taking you on a journey through a hidden region or dissecting the latest technical trends. She shares news you can use and invites you to join the conversation.

Inara’s work shines with her passion, bringing the digital realm alive through interpersonal tales.

A rare Selfie by Inara Pey – 2015

Inara Pey’s Photography: A Visual History

Imagine a historian meticulously documenting a city’s changing architectural styles over decades. That’s what Inara Pey does with her photography in Second Life.

She is like a digital Magellan, charting a course through unexplored territories where innovative design converges with community spirit. She captures the thousand and one stories in pixelated hues that might otherwise go untold. (SL actually has a Magellan history though nothing like Magellan or Inara Pey.)

In Second Life, she uncovers the creativity residents bring to their virtual playground. Her photos are inviting and share the vibe and soul of the places she visits.

Burrow Coffee Co 2024 by Inara Pey

Living in a Modem World

Inara Pey has been blogging since 2007, and Living in a Modem World has evolved alongside Second Life.

I joined SL in 2007, and my virtual world has been influenced by Inara’s blogging. Reading Inara’s Art exhibit reviews, landscape exploration, tutorials, and tech posts has enriched and made my SL easier to navigate.

I have been lucky enough to host her exhibits at Hoot Suite and with Uli at NovaOwl And Currently at Maison de la Chouette. (Inara Visited Noa Cloud’s exhibit at Maison de la Chouette in March )

Second Life is a complex mix of creativity; everything is user-generated. Inara’ ethnography style shares these creations in a way that allows us, the reader, to feel the connection. 

Whether unearthing hidden gems in the art scene, uncovering new regions to visit, or reporting the latest SL stuff, this savvy journalist is an impressive authority on Second Life.

SL Community

A park with interactive sculptures reflects the community’s playful nature and desire for social interaction. A detailed historical recreation showcases a passion for the past.

Inara’s blogging provides a captivating narrative. She follows the development of virtual world design and the community that lives in it. 

As she takes a photo a fragment of Second Life’s stories comes to life, revealing the layers of this virtual realm.

The Four Seasons 2019 by Inara Pey

Visual Documentation

In the changing virtual world where regions are constantly being built, redesigned, or even abandoned, documenting takes on an added significance. 

Virtual landscapes can be temporary, subject to the whims of creators, platform updates, or simply fading into obscurity.

Think about the early days of the Internet. Websites were built with so much excitement, but many have been lost over time. Thanks to Inara Pey, our virtual world will not have that fate.

Distillation:

Inara Pey combines Second Life’s complex tapestry into an approachable experience. Through her lens, we see beyond lines of code and textures. We’re privileged to witness human connection and creativity in this digital world.

Inara Pey’s work within Second Life proves that virtual communities can spark innovation, fuel passion, and forever leave a mark.

Part of Inara Pey’s exhibit at Maison de la Chouette

GO SEE INARA’S EXHIBIT:

Experience the beauty of her landscape photography at Maison de la Chouette through 2024.

Your ride to Maison de la Chouette, the wine is on me.

FAQs about Inara Pey

Who is Inara Pey?

Inara Pey is the creator of Living in a Modem World, a blog that explores the world of Second Life and virtual realities.

Combining photojournalism with engaging writing, Inara brings these digital spaces to life with authenticity and passion.

A respected chronicler and historian of virtual worlds, Inara captures the vibrant history and evolution of Second Life, illuminating its unique culture and stories.

I Know she is much more !

What is Ethnography?

Ethnography is a research method used to study cultures by observing and interacting with people in their natural settings. It involves immersing oneself in a community to understand its social behaviors, beliefs, and practices.

In virtual spaces like Second Life, digital ethnography explores online communities to capture their unique culture and interactions.

What makes Inara Pey’s photography in Second Life unique?

Her ability to capture the essence and emotion of virtual environments is remarkable. It allows viewers to feel connected to the places. It also helps them engage with the stories she documents.

Can you explore Inara Pey’s documented regions and areas in Second Life?

Yes, Inara shares teleport links and detailed descriptions, inviting readers to explore and experience the regions she covers first-hand.

Why is visual documentation important in virtual worlds like Second Life?

Visual documentation helps preserve the ephemeral nature of virtual space. This makes a historical record that can inspire future generations of creators and users of virtual worlds.

Your to do:

Visit Maison de la Chouette and see Inara Pey’s exhibit! Your ride.

Read and subscribe to Inara Pey’s blog “Living in a Modem World”

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Join us in Second Life at Corsica South Coasters, a wonderful Community based on Art, Music, and virtual Nature. Join Corsica South Coasters

Get out and explore Second Life there is so much to see, experience and do!

Hoot ~ Owl