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WORK

8 results

  • Spirit Waterfall

  • 100 Years Sea Animation Diorama - Cyclorama

  • Peace can be Realized Even without Order - Diorama

  • Spatial Calligraphy Cool Japan Animation Logo

  • A downpour of words, a dance of flowers - summer

  • The Tale of the Heike Waterscreen Scrolls: Genpei Yashima Battle - Fountains of Bellagio

  • 100 Years Sea Animation Diorama – Media Poles Version

  • 100 Years Sea Animation Diorama

EXHIBITION

19 results

  • Art Paris Art Fair 2015

    Mar 26 - Mar 29, 2015

    Grand Palais, Paris

  • Sisyu's exhibition

    Sep 19 - Nov 03, 2015

    SumpuMuseum, Shizuoka

  • Lighting Up the Future! Takeo Light Exhibition, Takeo, Saga Prefecture

    Jul 17 - Aug 31, 2015

    Mifuneyamarakuen / Takeo City Library, Saga

  • 88 Seoul Olympics 25th Anniversary "Power, Where Does the Beauty Lie?"

    Jul 12 - Sep 22, 2013

    Seoul Olympic Museum of Art, Seoul

  • KUNISAKI ART FESTIVAL

    Oct 04 - Nov 30, 2014

    Kunisaki Peninsula, Oita

  • LEGACIES OF POWER

    Jun 07 - Jun 22, 2014

    Taman Budaya Yogyakarta, Yogyakarta

  • teamLab x Hideaki Takahashi "Floating Instrument" Exhibition

    Dec 10 - Dec 26, 2010

    @btf, Tokyo

  • SAPPORO SNOW FESTIVAL

    Feb 05 - Feb 11, 2014

    Sapporo Ekimae underground pedestrian space north 2-Jyo intersection Square (east side) / Odori-Partk west 7-chome, Sapporo

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NEWS

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Featured on designboom, jan 06, 2014

luminous colored spheres by teamlab respond to human touch

tokyo-based team lab invite visitors to the hong kong arts centre, china into a hypnotic field of chroma, sound, and luminescence. the maze of giant orbs suspended from the ceiling and hovering above the floor that make up ‘homogenizing and transforming world’ are technologically infused so that simple human contact has the capability of changing the color of their exterior skin. the individual balls floating in the air communicate with each other through a wireless connection, morphing in hue when they bump into things, are touched by people, or receive a shock. the reaction of the numerous adjacent spheres is to mutate their saturation, too, through information sent by the original glowing globe. team lab equates their interconnectivity with the growing interaction of the web saying, ‘the internet has spread throughout the world. individuals are connected to closely related people, and information spreads back and forth freely between them.’ the artwork can currently be seen — and experienced — from now until january 14th, 2014 as part of the exhibit ‘distilling senses: a journey through art and technology in asian contemporary art’.

EXHIBITION Distilling Senses: A Journey through Art and Technology in Asian Contemporary Art
Featured on PSFK, Jan 7, 2014

GIANT BUBBLE CHANGES COLOR AND SHAPE AS VISITORS WALK THROUGH

Toyko-based design studio Team Lab built a labyrinth of floating colors at the Hong Kong Arts Centre in China. This hypnotic display of chroma, sound and luminescence, entitled "Homogenizing and Transforming World,“ dictates the interior space of the center in sheer wonder, and envelopes visiting admirers in a world of mesmerizing glowing globes.
Suspended in the air and hovering above the floor, the giant orbs of color, in reaction to human contact and subtle movements, will change in color and take on new characteristics.

To coordinate the motion responses, Team Lab set up a wireless connection that binds the floating orbs together, essentially creating an intricate network of exaggerated paper lanterns.
As part of the exhibit Distilling Sense: A Journey Through Art and Technology in Asia, this surreal, interactive installation is an example of how modern day information bounces and spreads back and forth between people and objects. Open until January 14th, this fascinating exhibit welcomes anyone with an appreciation for contemporary art.

For a taste of this imaginative project, take a look at the video below.

EXHIBITION Distilling Senses: A Journey through Art and Technology in Asian Contemporary Art
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