teamLab, Life is Continuous Light – Plum Trees (2021). © teamLab. Interactive digitized nature, sound: teamLab. teamLab, Abstract and Concrete – Between Yin and Yang (2021). © teamLab.

Established in 2001, teamLab has 450 staff who collectively describe themselves as “ultra-technologists.” The team includes artists, architects, designers, animators, programmers and engineers.

Having failed to book my tickets for Tokyo’s famous teamLab attraction, I discovered a fantastic alternative in Japan’s third ...

teamLab is usually known for their ethereal installations that often pit visitors in an otherworldly settings. Comprised of a team of architects, engineers, programmers and artists, the collective ...

The light of that cosmos then radiates out, spreading to nearby cosmos as they resonate with the same tone. (teamLab, Life is Flickering Light Floating in the Dark - Cosmos / Photo: teamLab) Full Size ...

On View Art Sensation teamLab Transforms Japan’s Mifuneyama Rakuen Park Into a Supernatural Light Show—See Images Here The newest digital installation is set in Japan.

teamLab Planets, a museum in Toyosu, Tokyo, where you can immerse yourself with your entire body, has unveiled a cherry blossom-themed artwork by the international art collective teamLab. (teamLab ...

Students, Seniors (65+), Military personnel (with ID) $34; Frontline Healthcare Workers $34; Children (3-12) $32; teamLab's Massless Clouds Between Sculpture and Life Add On $10.

Watch teamLab’s “Resonating Microcosms of Life - Solidified Light Color”: A new immersive exhibition that will be on view at Maison&Objet 2022.

Tokyo -based collective teamLab is set to open its DIGITAL ART MUSEUM in Tokyo on June 21, 2018. With the support of developer MORI Building, the museum will be the first in the world to ...

teamLab even collaborated with a Tokyo-based restaurant Sagaya to create an interactive, multi-sensory space where art, food, sound and crockery combine to convey the beauty of Japan.

Located on Odaiba island in Tokyo, teamLab Borderless became the world’s most-visited single-artist museum last year with 2.3 million guests, and it’s easy to understand why.