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Permanent exhibition of art group “Team Lab”

2020.03.02

TeamLab will exhibit “Continuous Life in Cubes of Light-Copper” and “Inverted Unclassified-Black in White” at Sumitomo Corporation’s open innovation lab “MIRAI LAB PALETTE” located in Otemachi, Tokyo. became.

Continuous Life in Cubes of Light – Copper

teamLab, 2020, Interactive Digital Installation

■Work philosophy
In the copper light cube, the flowers change with the actual season throughout the year and continue to change forever, influenced by the behavior of the people.

Throughout the year, the flowers bloom for one year.
Flowers are born, bloom, scatter, wither and die. In other words, flowers repeat birth and death. As people move nearby, the flowers scatter, and as they stand still, more flowers are born.
The work continues to be drawn in real time by computer programs. It does not play pre-recorded video. As a whole, the previous state is not duplicated, but continues to change forever under the influence of human behavior. The picture at this moment can never be seen again.

Inverted Indiscriminate-Black in White

teamLab, 2019, Digital Work, 7 channels, Continuous Loop

■Work philosophy
Although the written “Skysho” rotates in the same direction in the work space, the left-hand and right-hand rotations are logically equivalent visually as a characteristic of “super-subjective space.” Therefore, depending on the consciousness, the calligraphy turns clockwise or clockwise.

“Skysho” is a book written in space. The three-dimensional reconstruction of the depth, speed, strength of the ink of the calligraphy in the space with a new interpretation, using the logical structure of the super-subjective space of TeamLab, two-dimensional Has been Calligraphy moves between planes and solids.

>Official website for exhibition

“MIRAI LAB PALETTE” is based on the concept of “creating new value through experimental efforts in any genre, transcending any organization or industry, regardless of customs,” It is an open innovation lab created to gather, meet, and promote new and diverse initiatives in earnest.

MIRAI LAB PALETTE

Exhibition Period: January 14, 2020-Permanent
Venue: MIRAI LAB PALETTE (Center, 2F, Otemachi Building, 1-6-1 Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo)
Terms and conditions: Members, guests (accompanied by members)
Time: 9:00~21:00
Closed: Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, New Year holidays

>MIRAI LAB PALETTE Official site

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