El museo “TeamLab Borderless”, también conocido como “Digital Art Museum” , está ubicado en la isla artificial de Odaiba en la Bahía de Tokio. Es una especie de exhibición interactiva en la que las obras de arte se crean y se hacen tangibles utilizando técnicas de luz, sonido y proyección.
Closed on Tuesday, May 20, Tuesday, June 17 and Tuesday, July 15.
La exposición fue creada por el colectivo de arte de Tokio “teamLab” y está formada por un grupo de artistas, desarrolladores de software, matemáticos, arquitectos y especialistas en animación por computadora. En más de 10,000 metros cuadrados, los visitantes pueden experimentar en diversas áreas temáticas cómo las obras de arte se mueven, interactúan entre sí, se mezclan o reaccionan ante los propios observadores. De esta manera, el concepto "ilimitado" de la exposición se hace tangible. Esto continúa hasta la casa de té local, en la que los invitados incluso están rodeados de proyecciones interactivas y pueden ver cómo se crean pequeñas obras de arte en sus tazas de té.
Las entradas para TeamLab Borderless deben comprarse en línea con anticipación en el sitio web, ya que la venta de boletos en taquilla generalmente se agota rápidamente. Debe planificar una visita al Museo de Arte Digital de dos a tres horas para poder experimentar todos los “mundos temáticos” que encontrara en este museo fuera de lo común.
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An interactive artwork filled with countless spheres, each with its own captivating light source. As time passes, the lighting transitions from cool to warm tones, creating an ever-evolving experience.
teamLab Borderless' entrance. A unique optical illusion that visitors can only view through their cameras.
A dynamic room where flowers bud, grow, blossom, and wither across an array of geometric formations. The installation responds to visitors' movements in real time, resulting in ever-unique visuals.
Sharing the same room with the "Flowers and People" artwork, Black Waves is an installation in which ocean waves cascade through the darkened environment in a hypnotic and soothing dance.
A colorful world where visitors can interact with constantly shifting flowers, water, creatures, and even characters from the Japanese language.
A spatial artwork characterized by its massive three-dimensional and ever-changing display of lights. The light sculptures continuously flow outwards and create a living universe born from the accumulation and interactions of the shifting lights.
A surreal space where countless wobbling lights flow through a room that challenges the concept of depth and has no discernible borders. The work is a part of teamLab’s latest art project called “Cognitive Sculpture,” which focuses on artworks that exist in the cognitive world rather than the physical one.
Following the concept of pointillism, this artwork uses light points to create three-dimensional objects in a space that is seemingly infinite. The constantly evolving artwork reacts to guests’ movements and itself and even allows people to directly change it by adding elements via their smartphones.
An area where guests can drink tea filled with infinitely blooming flowers. As long as there is tea left in the tea bowl, flowers will continue to bloom. When visitors lift the tea bowl, the petals will scatter and spread past the cup.
An experimental educational project based on the concept of collaborative creation. In this area, guests can color their own aquatic beings and then watch them come to life in a vibrant environment.
In Odaiba in central Tokyo, teamLab Borderless is a digital art museum that aims to allow fully immersive art experience without any boundaries. It allows communication with the pieces through the use of the body.
TeamLab Borderless in Tokyo is an exhibition made for the future with moving and interacting artworks for you to explore. Be totally surprised by this new form of entertainment!
TeamLab Borderless ở Tokyo là một cuộc triển lãm được thực hiện cho tương lai với các tác phẩm nghệ thuật chuyển động và tương tác để bạn khám phá. Bạn sẽ hoàn toàn ngạc nhiên bởi hình thức giải trí mới này!
Hello everyone it’s me again! First of all, I'd like to say a big thanks to everyone for the kind words you wrote to me in direct messages on Instagram and here on this site! Today I want to share with you my whole life story which is called “Sofia and museums”.
Auf Tokyos Insel Odaiba findest du das wohl außergewöhnlichste Museum der Stadt - interaktive und scheinbar grenzenlose Kunst, die dich ein Teil davon sein lässt.
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