Featured on the japan times, Jul 13, 2019

Bathing in light

A visitor experiences a new interactive exhibit titled "Megaliths in the Bath House Ruins" at the massive Mifuneyama Rakuen park in Saga Prefecture. The piece is part of a larger collection of "digitized nature" displays by art collective teamLab named "A Forest Where Gods Live." The large-scale show, which opened Friday for its fifth year at the park, will continue until Nov. 4.（Excerpt from the text）

Featured on designboom, Jul 10, 2019

teamLab expands kyoto's digitized forest with new immersive installation

for the third time, teamLab returns to the shimogamo shrine to hold the digitized forest — an exhibition that turns nature into art without harming it — in kyoto. this year’s show has expanded, turning both the tadasu forest and the shimogamo shrine into an art space that changes ones visitors immerse themselves in the brightly-lit pieces.（Excerpt from the text）

EXHIBITION Digitized Forest at the World Heritage Site of Shimogamo Shrine, Kyoto Art by teamLab - TOKIO INKARAMI

Featured on HYPEBEAST, Jul 9, 2019

teamLab to Return to Kyoto's Shimogamo Shrine With "Digitized Forest" Exhibition

Kyoto’s Shimogamo Shrine will once again radiate under the immersive artworks of teamLab as the Japanese collective prepares to open its “Digitized Forest” exhibition. Following behind two previous installations at the World Heritage Site, the upcoming edition continues to capture teamLab’s emphasis on nature and human interaction through the use of digital technologies.（Excerpt from the text）

EXHIBITION Digitized Forest at the World Heritage Site of Shimogamo Shrine, Kyoto Art by teamLab - TOKIO INKARAMI

Featured on HYPEBAE, Jul 9, 2019

teamLab Is Bringing a "Digitized Forest" Exhibition to Kyoto's Shimogamo Shrine

teamLab returns yet again with another immersive art installation at Kyoto’s UNESCO World Heritage Site, Shimogamo Shrine. The “Digitized Forest” exhibition highlights non-material digital technology that turns nature into art without harming it.（Excerpt from the text）

EXHIBITION Digitized Forest at the World Heritage Site of Shimogamo Shrine, Kyoto Art by teamLab - TOKIO INKARAMI

Featured on cnet, Jul 6, 2019

Labyrinths of light and mirrors: Exploring Tokyo's TeamLab Planets and Borderless

I am barefoot, standing in the dark on soft carpet. I can hear rushing water. I proceed toward the sound while carrying two cameras and my phone. As my eyes adjust, faint blue footlights illuminate the way. The cascade gets louder, then I round a corner and see it: A ramp, two stories tall, softly lit on either side with LEDs. Water pours from a waterfall at the top, covering the ramp with a coating of fast-moving water, warm against my feet. This is going to be an adventure.（Excerpt from the text）

EXHIBITION teamLab Planets TOKYO

Featured on blooloop, jul 1, 2019

IAAPA Expo Asia 2019 executes a perfect, record-breaking landing in Shanghai

IAAPA Expo Asia (formerly Asian Attractions Expo) took place 12-14th June 2019. The record-breaking event was hosted at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre, Shanghai, China.（Excerpt from the text）

EXHIBITION teamLab: Universe of Water Particles in the Tank

Featured on lonely planet, Jun 24,2019

Enter another world at Teamlab’s Borderless

Digital-art collective teamLab has created 60 artworks for this new museum inside the Mori Building Digital Art Museum in Odaiba that tests the border between the art and the viewer. The artworks are interactive, responding to touch and movement, and the digital projections can move beyond frames and bring guests inside the pieces.（Excerpt from the text）

EXHIBITION teamLab Borderless: MORI Building DIGITAL ART MUSEUM

Featured on CREATIVE REVIEW, jun 18, 2019

TEAMLAB ON CRAFTING FANTASTICAL DIGITAL WORLDS

The art collective equate themselves to a group of scientists carrying out an experiment. Here, they explain how they bring their interactive artworks to life, and why digital art can bring people together in a way that traditional art often can’t（Excerpt from the text）

Featured on the japan times, May 16, 2019

How can AI help? Japan's teamLab and Sony feature at London show on how tech can aid humans

LONDON - An ambitious London exhibition aims to prove that the fields in which artificial intelligence can help humans are countless: managing the health of the planet, fighting discrimination or boosting innovation in the arts.（Excerpt from the text）

EXHIBITION AI: More Than Human

Featured on GO LONDON, May 15,2 2019

AI: More than Human review - A captivating but brain-scrambling show

Despite science fiction’s evocations of malicious humanoids, artificial intelligence has arrived at the heart of our lives mostly in disembodied forms. Some are more present, like Google or the voices that emerge from our smart speakers or phones. But they’re frequently hidden, invisibly enabling or constraining our daily existence.（Excerpt from the text）

EXHIBITION AI: More Than Human