TeamLab Transforms Pace Gallery Beijing into Interactive Digital Forest
In Beijing's 798 Art District, TeamLab has reimagined 1,500 square meters of Bauhaus architecture for its inaugural major exhibition in China, titled "Living Digital Forest and Future Park." Peter Boris, Pace Gallery's vice president, described it as "the most ambitious and challenging exhibition by teamLab to date." Central to the exhibition is "Flower Forest: Lost, Immersed and Reborn," which utilizes real-time projections and interactive technology. Additionally, "Enso" presents a digital interpretation of the Japanese Zen calligraphy circle. Visitors can engage with the "Crystal Universe" through body movements and smartphones, while the "Future Park" section allows children's drawings to influence digital environments. The exhibition is open until November 19, 2017, at Pace Gallery, Beijing.
Key facts
- TeamLab's first major exhibition in China is at Pace Gallery Beijing.
- The exhibition occupies 1,500 square meters of Bauhaus architecture.
- Peter Boris called it the most ambitious and challenging teamLab show to date.
- Flower Forest installation uses real-time projections that never repeat.
- Enso projection is also shown nightly at TRB (Temple Restaurant Beijing).
- Crystal Universe allows smartphone interaction with light effects.
- Future Park lets children contribute drawings to digital scenarios.
- Exhibition runs until November 19, 2017.
Entities
Artists
- teamLab
- Giorgia Cestaro
Institutions
- Pace Gallery
- TRB (Temple Restaurant Beijing)
- Artribune
Locations
- Beijing
- China
- 798 Art District
- Chaoyang District
- Pace Gallery Beijing