Through Owl’s Eye is where I document and interpret Second Life as a living cultural space.
The site focuses specifically on creative and community life within Second Life.
I write from long-term presence inside the world. I follow creative life as it unfolds over time.
Some pieces are immediate. Others are reflective. All are shaped by attention, return, and care.
This site is not a directory. It’s a record of experience. Of showing up. Staying. Noticing what lasts.
About Me
I arrived in 2007, found my way into community, and chose to stay.
Over the years, I’ve lived in many regions and creative spaces. Gradually, I became a steady presence supporting art, music, and shared life across the grid.
My creative work explores identity, storytelling, and quiet ritual. I’m drawn to the small moments that make virtual space feel inhabited.
Photography is one of my ongoing practices. So are writing, curating, and tending shared environments.
My role in Second Life isn’t defined by a single project. It’s defined by continuity. Hosting. Showing up. Helping others thrive.
Community, Curation, and Care
Community sits at the center of everything I do here.
I’m one of the founding members of Corsica South Coasters. I help care for several long-running creative spaces, including Cloud Galleries and Maison de la Chouette. I also co-steward Port Emyniad and the annual Hippiestock with Ceakay Ballyhoo.
I don’t see these as brands. I see them as places where art, music, and connection are practiced over time.
Much of this work is quiet. Organizing. Supporting. Making room. Creating conditions where others can create and feel welcome.
How to Use This Site
If you’d like to explore further:
- Art & Music — creative life, live performance, and exhibitions
- Communities — social spaces and shared ecosystems
- Explore Second Life — regions, builds, and atmosphere
You’re welcome to wander. The site is meant to be entered from many directions.
A Note From Me
Second Life becomes meaningful through the people who create and share together.
If you ever see me wandering the roads of Corsica, at a gallery opening, or waiting for the next musician to rez in, please say hello. I love meeting people, celebrating creativity, and sharing whatever quiet magic we find along the way.
— Owl
