Featured on VALE MAGAZINE, Feb 4, 2022
Japan’s famous Kairakuen Garden is getting a temporary makeover this month, courtesy of the teamLab international art collective. From February 1 to March 31, the historic Kairakuen Garden will feature a stunning digital art exhibit crafted by teamLab artists to celebrate its 180th anniversary.(Excerpt from the text)
Featured on Time Out, Dec 21,2021
Most of teamLab’s site-specific exhibitions are available year-round, but this wintertime light-up in Ibaraki is only as long as the plum blossom season. Set to be held in the historical Kairakuen Garden from February 1 to March 31, this outdoor teamLab exhibition is a forest of interactive digital artworks. (Excerpt from the text)
Featured on designboom, Jan 19, 2021
from february 1st until march 31st 2022, a 180-year-old garden in mito, japan, will be transformed into an immersive light experience created by art collective teamLab. called ‘digitized kairakuen garden 2022’, the installation explores how digital technology can turn nature into art without harming it. the work also focuses on the theme of time and lengths of time that may be unfathomable to us—kairakuen garden was created in 1842 and it’s home to a giant 800-year-old tree.(Excerpt from the text)
Featured on Hype Art, Jan 19, 2022
On February 1, teamLab will introduce a new outdoor exhibition dubbed the Digitized Kairakuen Garden 2022. Considered one of the Three Great Gardens of Japan, Kairakuen is best known for its 3,000 plum trees — a particularly popular destination during late February through March.
Featured on The Moscow Times, Jan 4, 2021
Works by Olafur Eliasson, the art collective teamLab, Antony Gormley, Philip Colbert, Michal Rovner, Pavel Pepperstein, as well as many Russian artists from various Russian regions will be on display. Some projects were created in collaboration between scientists and artists, and some installations and objects were created specifically for the Biennale. (Excerpt from the text)