Light Festival in Tadasu no Mori at Shimogamo Shrine, Kyoto Art by teamLab – TOKIO INKARAMI
Aug 17 - Sep 02, 2018 Tadasu no Mori at Shimogamo Shrine Kyoto, Japón
*No parking is available. Please take public transportation(Demachiyanagi Station).
*Admission will be granted based on crowd size. Please be forewarned.
Light Festival in Tadasu no Mori at Shimogamo Shrine, Kyoto Art by teamLab – TOKIO INKARAMI
- The World Heritage Site of the Forest of Tadasu at Shimogamo Shrine -
teamLab’s Digitized Nature art project uses non-material digital art to transform nature into art, without having a physical impact on it.
Tadasu Forest has been turned into an art space with the installations Resisting and Resonating Ovoids and Forest and Floating, Resonating Spheres – Shimogamo Shrine, the road approaching Shimogamo shrine and the tower gate become light artworks that are changed by people’s presence.
Story behind TOKIO INKARAMI's contribution
With the concept of "delivering Japanese beauty and culture to the world," we fuse opposing elements like technology and nature, progress and tradition, or strength and beauty, and cherish the balance between them while we work to create a global beauty culture.
We are now supporting the activities of teamLab, a driving force in the international art scene. We resonate with their conviction that "digital concepts spread beauty."
At IFing Co., Ltd., Dr. Jr. Division, TOKIO INKARAMI, we will always strive to use art to preserve culture and tradition throughout the generations while introducing Japanese aesthetic sensibilities to the world.
IFing Co., Ltd.
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- Título
- Light Festival in Tadasu no Mori at Shimogamo Shrine, Kyoto Art by teamLab – TOKIO INKARAMI
- Duración
- 2018.8.17 (Fri) - 9.02 (Sun)
- Horario
- 18:30 – 22:00 (Last Entry 21:30)
*Hours may change depending on the venue conditions. - Lugar
- Shimogamo Shrine (Kamomioya - jinja shrine)
Shimogamo Izumikawa Cho 59, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto 606-0807
*Entrance is located alongside of Mikage Dori, on the south side of Tadasu no Mori. - Entrada
- Mon – Fri JPY 1,000
Sat – Sun JPY 1,200
*Elementary school students and younger are free. Must be accompanied by a parent or guardian 20 years or older.
*Limited Early Bird 2-for-1 Ticket JPY 1,200 (use by August 19)*Ticket available at Lawson and Ministop: Loppi L Code 57291
*Ticket can be purchased at door during exhibition period.
- Organizadores
- Exective committee of Light Festival in Tadasu no Mori at Shimogamo Shrine, Kyoto Art by teamLab
- Sponsor
- Special Coorporation
- Shimogamo Shrine
- Cooperation
- Naoyuki Okuda
W TOKYO Inc. - Supporters
- Kyoto Prefecture
Kyoto City
Kyoto City Board of Education
Kyoto City Tourist Association
Kyoto Chamber of Commerce and Industry - Heads up
- *Admission will be granted based on crowd size. Due to time limitations, there may be cases where visitors who come to the exhibit are unable to enter. Please be forewarned.
*No Smoking.
*Valid ticket is required to enter the exhibition.
*No parking is available so please take public transportation.
*No reentry is admitted.
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Acceso
- Public Transportation
- By Keihan Line: 12 mins walk from Demachi Yanagi Station
By Hankyu Line: Change at Shijo Kawaramatchi Station to Gion Shijou Station (5 mins walk), another 12 mins walk from Demachi Yanagi Station.
By JR Line: Take Karasuma Line to get Kita Oji Station from Kyoto Station, change to City Bus
By Bus: Take from Kyoto Station, Hankyu Kawaramachi Station, Kita Oji Station. Get off at Mikage Bashi Station or Shin Aoi Bashi Station.
Sobre nosotros
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teamLab
teamLab (f. 2001) is art collective, an interdisciplinary group of ultratechnologists whose collaborative practice seeks to navigate the confluence of art, science, technology, design and the natural world. Various specialists such as artists, programmers, engineers, CG animators, mathematicians and architects form teamLab.
teamlab.art
teamLab aims to explore a new relationship between humans and nature through art. Digital technology has allowed us to liberate art from the physical and transcend boundaries. We see no boundary between ourselves and nature; one is in the other and the other in one. Everything exists in a long, fragile yet miraculous continuity of life. -
Shimogamo Shrine
Located on the southern banks of the Kamo river, Kamomioya-jinja both reflects and inspires Kyoto City. Even its common name is a product of the city. “Shimo-,” meaning lower, and “-gamo,” after the city’s central river, yields the familiar Shimogamo. The creator and guardian of the city, Kamotaketsunomi-no-mikoto, is enshrined in the main sanctuary of the shrine, along his daughter Tamayorihime-no-mikoto, a mythical figure with her own repute. Together these deities welcome and protect all who visit the shrine, from Kyoto and beyond.
www.shimogamo-jinja.or.jp/
