Experience another dimension: the thrilling “Beyond the Limits” 3D exhibition in Paris
Creativity and technology are powerful tools
Japanese technology company TeamLab is known for creating amazing, luxurious 3D installations. If you want to enter a magic space and look into the brilliant mind of this extremely creative team of artists who know no boundaries for creativity and imagination, you have a unique opportunity. The masters of TeamLab will present their artistic side in the form of their best works at La Villette, an expansive exhibition centre in Paris. The exclusive exhibition is part of a major cultural event called “Japonismes 2018”, which celebrates 160 years of diplomatic relations between Japan and France.
A luxurious show that puts you in the centre of a whirlwind of digital imagery!
The astounding premises are created by a massive field of computer-controlled digital projectors. You can discover what it’s like to be immersed in space, be “refreshed” by a giant waterfall projected onto a wall 11 metres high and 26.5 metres wide, or be carried away by a floral flood of living plants in an endless cycle. Most of the projections are interactive and change according to the viewer’s position and physical contact, almost creating a shared virtual reality.
“The exhibition will inspire people to reconsider their boundaries of their everyday life and the entire world. This is our idea, transmitted in 3D.”
Toshiyuki Inoko, Head of TeamLab.
TeamLab - design as the driver for experienced artists in various areas
TeamLab consist of a group of specialists, technologists, artists, programmers, engineers, animators, mathematicians and architects, who share an interest in art and design. They want to examine the new relationships between people and nature through art. TeamLab was founded in 2001 and features in many exhibitions at various locations around the globe.
TeamLab projects were included in the luxury collections at the New South Wales Art Gallery in Sydney; the South Australia Art gallery, the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco; New York; the Borusan Contemporary Art Collection, Istanbul; the Victoria National Gallery in Melbourne.
The luxury exhibition can be seen until 4 September 2018.
