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A museum without a map where immersive digital artworks leave their rooms, move through corridors, and intermingle. 10,000 square meters of projection-mapped environments respond to visitors' presence. Originally in Odaiba, now relocated to Azabudai Hills in Tokyo with new works exploring the relationship between humanity and nature.
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COMING SOON — Opens September 22, 2026 at the Smart Museum of Art, University of Chicago. A major survey of the renowned Japanese collective teamLab, featuring immersive installations including 'Massless Suns and Dark Suns', 'Order in Chaos', 'Dissipative Figures', and 'The World of Irreversible Change', which synchronizes with Chicago's weather and seasons. On view through February 21, 2027.
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teamLab's permanent Fukuoka museum next to Mizuho PayPay Dome. Two zones — 'Catching and Collecting Forest' and 'Athletic Forest' — emphasising bodily play, conservation themes and animal interactions.
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A body-immersive museum where visitors wade through water and walk barefoot through sensor-responsive digital art installations. Real-time rendered projection mapping reacts to visitor movement, creating a living artwork that blurs the boundary between the viewer and the art.
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A world of sensor-based interactive digital art without boundaries. Artworks move through rooms, interact with each other, and respond to visitors in real-time rendered projection mapping across a sprawling museum space.