Featured on NEL NACIONAL.CAT, May 17, 2021
El col·lectiu artístic teamLab aterra per primera vegada al CaixaForum amb dues instal·lacions immersives que fusionen art, tecnologia i natura. Dues sales del museu acolliran les exposicions de 'Born From the Darkness a Loving, and Beautiful World' i 'Graffiti Nature Lost, Immersed and Reborn', les quals es fonamenten en l'acció dels seus visitants.(Excerpt from the text)
Featured on elemercuriodigital.es, May 17, 2021
Convertir una grafía de origen chino en un árbol o en agua que fluye, así como crear un ecosistema de seres vivos que corren por las paredes o por entre los pies de los visitantes es posible a partir de este lunes en CaixaForum Barcelona, gracias al colectivo artístico internacional teamLab.(Excerpt from the text)
Featured on Time Out, May 11, 2021
It seems like teamLab is everywhere this year, bringing some much-needed light and fun to these dark pandemic days. The world-conquering digital art collective has just unveiled an installation in a soy sauce storehouse, not to mention its temporary digital art sauna in Roppongi. For an outdoor and social distancing-friendly option, the 500,000sqm Mifuneyama Rakuen Park in Kyushu’s Taeko Onsen town is hosting teamLab’s annual summer-autumn installation, ‘A Forest Where Gods Live’. The new pieces of indoor and outdoor art meld Kyushu’s lush forest with teamLab’s signature lighting and projections. (Excerpt from the text)
Featured on Time Out, May 11, 2021
It seems like teamLab is everywhere this year, bringing some much-needed light and fun to these dark pandemic days. The world-conquering digital art collective has just unveiled an installation in a soy sauce storehouse, not to mention its temporary digital art sauna in Roppongi.(Excerpt from the text)
These words seem apt when visiting “Teamlab: Tea Time in the Soy Sauce Storehouse,” the latest work from digital art collective teamLab, which will run through March 2022. Like much of teamLab’s creative output, “Teamlab: Tea Time’’ relies on how visitors react to the environment they create.(Excerpt from the text)
Miami’s newest art museum Superblue is throwing open its doors with an immersive inaugural exhibition Every Wall is a Door – which includes new works by a trio of big-name artists and designers. Ticket-holders can experience giant digital flowers blooming on walls, courtesy of teamLAB, as well as one of James Turrell’s Ganzfield works – which immerse viewers in solid colour. His installations have been known to provoke sensory deprivation as well as hallucinations. (Excerpt from the text)
Featured on JAPAN TODAY, 2021年4月25日
TeamLab’s latest venture, Tea Time in the Soy Sauce Storehouse, is set in the Fukuoka Soy Sauce Gallery, a historic former soy sauce warehouse in Okayama City of Okayama Prefecture. Within its shadowy spaces TeamLab has set a host of lamps afloat in the inky blackness, creating an eerie and beautiful backdrop that you yourself can influence with your actions.(Excerpt from the text)
Featured on SORA NEWS 24, Apr 22, 2021
TeamLab’s Tea Time in the Soy Sauce Storehouse brings a whole new meaning to the term “tea light”. TeamLab has been making quite a stir in Japan’s art scene since their art collective formed in 2001. Their interactive pop-up installations have wowed thousands with how they seamlessly blend technology and real life, using filigrees of filtered light to create gardens, kaleidoscopic corridors, ocean scenes, and dazzling halls of mirrors. (Excerpt from the text)
Featured on The Economist, Apr 17, 2021
Across all four walls of a vast hall, Vincent van Gogh’s blue irises begin to sway. They bloom gently at first, then more violently, as the music builds to a crashing crescendo. Visitors to “Immersive Van Gogh” (pictured), now showing at a former music venue in San Francisco, sit or stand in socially distant circles on the floor, their bodies bathed in the glow of these animated laser projections. (Except from the text)
Featured on Attractions MANAGEMENT, Apr 15, 2021
Experiential art company Superblue has launched its first venue in Miami, US. The 50,000sq ft art centre is located in the city’s Allapattah neighbourhood – directly across from the Rubell Museum – and features more than 30,000sq ft of flexible installation space. (Excerpt from the text)