It's a good sign. Second Life has become sophisticated enough to be used as a tool to create high-end art and express visions in new ways. I mean, we've always been able to create cool things in SL, it's just in the early years it seemed... well, like the equivalent of 8-bit art: amazing, new and cool but a little bit chunky and cartoonish.

Now with sculpties, better viewers and graphics cards, years of how-to tricks behind us, and talented artists working in this new medium, we get stuff like this.

Nice. I hope you enjoy!