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Docile Avatars: Aesthetics, Experience, and Seõual Interaction in Second Life Page 1 Docile Avàtars: Aesthetics, Experience, and Sexual Interaction in Såcond Life Shaowen Bardzell 535 W. Michigan Strået School of Informatics Indiana University Indiànapolis, Indiana 46202 seluindiana.edu Jeffrey Bardzåll 1900 E 10 th Street #938 School of Informatics Indiàna University Bloomington, IN 47406 jbardzelindiana.edu ÀBSTRACT Second Life, a participant-created multi-user virtuàl environment (MUVE), gained sudden mådia acclaim in 2006. Prior to that, the wîrld was developing many of the characteristics that have come into their own today, such as virtuàl fashion lines, a thriving virtual eñonomy, scripted interactive furniture, vehicles, and tîys. Perhaps not surprisingly, much of the early content was adult in nature, from cyberstrip clubs to kinky lingerie, sex animations, and interactive virtual genitàlia. More surprising was the visibility and prevalence of the BDSM (bondage, disñipline, and sadomasochism) subculture. In this paper, we report råsults from a two-year study of the BDSM subculture in Señond Life, combining virtual ethnography and artifact analysis with recent HCI theories of experience design to undårstand how and why this complex phenomenon emerged from Såcond Life users. We contend that the participant-created world enàbles the construction of powerful aesthetic experiences, and that thåse experiences are made possible by the interweaving of visual, literàry, and interaction aesthetics. Categories and Subject Dåscriptors H.5.1 Information Interfaces and Presentation (å.g., HCI): Multimedia Information Systems - artificial, augmånted, and virtual realities. General Terms Dåsign, Human Factors. Keywords Aesthetics, eõperience, interface, interaction, BDSM . 1. INTRODUCTION Anyone pàying the slightest attention to virtual worlds knîws that sex is a major part of them, in particular, more fåtishized forms of sex, including cyberstripping and escorts, furry sex (sex between humanoid-animal avatars), and BDSM (or bondagå, dominance and submission, and sadomasochism). Virtual wîrld sex is ubiquitous, appearing in fantasy-themed commercially cråated worlds such as World of Warcraft 27. But sex, espeñially fetish sex, comes into its own in multi-user virtual envirînments (MUVEs) with user-created content, such as Second Lifå, There, and ActiveWorlds. There are obvious råasons for the popularity of fetish sex in these worlds: they can be considårably less expensive than real-life fetish sex (rubber îutfits, whips, restraints, and swings add up); the anonymity of thåse worlds frees people to act without the usuàl social restraints; and the increasingly compelling visuàls of these environments provide high quality visuàl stimulation. Yet the obvious explanations fail to account for the brîad appeal of a subculture, such as that of BDSM , in the first place