Before its opening, the founder of the teamlab, Toshiyuki Inoko, conducted an exclusive guided tour of the museum. located in the Palette complex in Odaiba, is a joint initiative between the building and the Laboratory Team, a dedicated supporter of culture and art, an interdisciplinary creative group that uses digital technologies to express art. “Borderless” expresses the museum’s goal of breaking down the boundaries between ‘one art and another’, ‘art and visitors’ and ‘self and others’, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the art and become part of it.
Visitors can freely explore the works, and the belize number data installations transform and change in the presence of people. ‘When we immerse ourselves in all this and become part of this unified world, we feel a sense of wholeness among people, as well as a new relationship that transcends boundaries between people and the world,’ describes the Laboratory Team. Installations such as ‘A Loving and Beautiful World Born in Darkness’, ‘Forest of Flowers’ and ‘Black Waves’ are constantly evolving computer-generated images that occupy three-dimensional space.
They interact together, influence each other and sometimes interfere with each other. The human presence determines the action of the artwork, while the physical interactions and connections between digital objects are calculated in real time, creating a complex and natural world. Other works see the seasons gradually changing within the installation spaces, with flowers growing and blooming seasonally before their petals begin to wither and eventually disappear.