Dr. 'Aquarium': Digital {Alien}

A Story by Abishai100

A sci-fi imaginarium exposition/activity draws a New England father-daughter duo (Amlan/Ezzy) closer to the realms of dimension.

A modernism vignette about sci-fi 'expositions' inspired by Alien. Enjoy,

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The Xenomorph sci-fi horror-franchise artworks inspired by the various sculptors/imagineers of the iconic Western/American media 'exposition' gave us incredible and frightening images of other-worldly intelligences with a certain ominous visage or presence reflective or symbolic of a very 'alien' consciousness, which is what drew the interest of a father-daughter duo in New England (Amlan/Ezzy).

Amlan/Ezzy were creating cyber-watercolor works together using graphics-software and hands-on apps to offer a creative homeschooling method of integrating Alien sci-fi media-arts with human-IQ specific curiosity or fascination with evolution or deviance or fear or strangeness in morphology and adaptation, to derive useful tales about the variations in developmental living.

AMLAN (Diary): We'll make the sci-investment company/dollars of Weyland (Alien) symbolic of queries about evolution-IQ!

Amlan/Ezzy were erecting terrific Lego-moonbases for their iPhone-shots in their cyber-blogs for homeschooling ideations of other-worldly extensions or adaptation into 'alien' life or adventure. This sort of 'thinking' was seen before of course in the moon-mission era, but in the modern Internet-era, people wanted media/arts to be integrated into home user-friendly applications, and that's exactly what this Alien media-project seemed to capture for Amlan/Ezzy!

AMLAN (Diary): Me thinks all this talk of 'alien' imagination in modern social-media society will highlight Facebook-robots!

Ezzy 'secretly' hoped her father's works with Alien media would help him meet some beautiful education-field peer, a nice pretty schoolteacher with whom Amlan might get over the 'spirit-hump' of overcoming a failed courtship/marriage. This was the modern magic of lifestyle-infused activity --- the transference of media to daily decision-making (and life!).