Scarp Godenot (RL name:Bob Bauer) b. October 2007 in Second Life is a full time professional photographic artist,Virtual Reality sculptor,and builder of interactive immersive spaces.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/scarp/

He makes his living from selling artworks and shooting commercial photo assignments.
He shows regularly in his West US regional area, working with found highly colorful detailed 'abstract expressionist' images. His photos are used as textures for his Virtual Sculptural Work.

Scarp is now long term fully committed to the world of Virtual Reality Sculpture and creation of immersive interactive 3D spaces.

In his sculpture work,Scarp makes pieces that show what can be done with form and space that is impossible to do in RL due to restrictions of both money and gravity! This makes complex sculptural forms that are in a new never seen before realm when experienced directly inside of a virtual world. Scarp adds triggered sounds, texture and motion scripts into many of his immersive project builds.

His sculptural work can be seen in many places around Second Life. He has been and will continue to be part of major group art projects as they are show up. He is also the founder of the Second Life Group: Alternative Sculpture VR , a group of SL Sculpture lovers and makers. Please join if you love SL Immersive art!

You can see Scarp's PERMANENT Immersive build called "The Alien Jungle Forest" at this location:

http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Pennyroyal/5/250/1801

RE VR art: "I am honored to be a part of what will be seen looking back from the future as the creative beginning of an amazing artform."

Scarp's SL photographic work uses 3 distinct types of subject matter: Abstract, High Rez Floral, and Nature. These can be seen in SL:

http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Pennyroyal/127/128/2851

Almost all of my virtual sculptures and interactive objects are sold as full Modify and Transfer. They are made to be easily reduced or enlarged in size anywhere from small tabletop size to as big as a hundred meters tall in many cases.
Contact me by notecard, as my IMs are capped out every day.
Should you mess up the object when modifying, simply send me a notecard with your SL name and the n