Founded in 2001, teamLab is one of the world’s best-known creators of digital art. Their compelling spatial installations have changed the perception of art created with digital technology and have made it accessible to millions of viewers around the world. This is art without boundaries: through technology it surrounds and immerses the viewer, who is engaged physically, with all the senses.
teamLab is a manifestation of an art movement that celebrates early 21st century technology and its potential to create harmony between the human body and mind, and between man and nature. Their artworks seem to reflect the human dream of something more ideal than life itself. It is up to the viewer whether to interpret teamLab’s art as simply beautiful aesthetic works or as a socially charged critique of the future of the environment.
Three works will be on display at the Kumu Art Museum, depicting the eternally repeating cycles of nature in the form of continuous waves, flowers that grow and wilt, and flames. The exhibition will engage visitors in a teamLab way: using a mobile app, anyone can light a flame on their phone, or influence the flowers growing on the wall with a wave of a hand.
Coordinator: Inga Jaagus
https://kunstimuuseum.ekm.ee/en/syndmus/teamlab-impermanent-flowers-floating-in-a-continuous-sea/
