To experience teamlab’s latest exhibition is to transcend the notions of an ordinary art show. The japanese collective teamlab has rooted more than a dozen, deeply-immersive digital installations to Mifuneyama Rakuen Park — a 500,000-square meter garden and forest in japan located in an ancient mountain and its surrounding forest. The exhibition invites to a profound sense of self-reflection, active participation and peace.
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