Madama Bubuluskiaa
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her ancestors immigrated from the coastal desert of Namibia many
generations ago. She has assisted in spirit levitation in the studio
and has developed as a general all-round good companion, so it
was decided to offer her an opportunity to share her own art with
the world.
Madama grew up in a toy-rich environment loaded with interaction
opportunities, Her own story is told in her blog, through which she
hopes to interact with her many admirers, as soon as her videos are
released.
Techmark plans include a video of "Bubulu", as we call her,
demonstrating the interactive resonance of coupled oscillators. In
another video, she instantiates on paper before your very eyes the
Turing theorem. Her early training in physics is close to her heart.
But she was signed for her skill in the dance. She takes one-footed
postures, not unlike winged Mercury, each unique, each an
expression of will and art. Her musical skills are worthy of mention,
too - she composes and improvises on the triplebell and the
tambourbell. She is learning to play "roll-ball".
Rumors around the studio suggest that eager viewers may soon be
treated to "Bubulu In Babylon", a warrior-hero epic well-suited to a
winged little girl. Her dissertations on the art of self-decoration, with
examples galore, also are planned for release, and her skills should
enlighten and illuminate.
We are sure all our audiences will give Madama Bu the warmest
welcome.
Bubulu's Perch...
-2008
generations ago. She has assisted in spirit levitation in the studio
and has developed as a general all-round good companion, so it
was decided to offer her an opportunity to share her own art with
the world.
Madama grew up in a toy-rich environment loaded with interaction
opportunities, Her own story is told in her blog, through which she
hopes to interact with her many admirers, as soon as her videos are
released.
Techmark plans include a video of "Bubulu", as we call her,
demonstrating the interactive resonance of coupled oscillators. In
another video, she instantiates on paper before your very eyes the
Turing theorem. Her early training in physics is close to her heart.
But she was signed for her skill in the dance. She takes one-footed
postures, not unlike winged Mercury, each unique, each an
expression of will and art. Her musical skills are worthy of mention,
too - she composes and improvises on the triplebell and the
tambourbell. She is learning to play "roll-ball".
Rumors around the studio suggest that eager viewers may soon be
treated to "Bubulu In Babylon", a warrior-hero epic well-suited to a
winged little girl. Her dissertations on the art of self-decoration, with
examples galore, also are planned for release, and her skills should
enlighten and illuminate.
We are sure all our audiences will give Madama Bu the warmest
welcome.
Bubulu's Perch...
-2008