Titled 'HARMONY,' this digital art installation is conceived by the creative minds at TeamLab Japan. The design studio's last art project, a floating garden reacted to visitors' movements and was controlled with complex mapping technology. This immersive project uses the same technology to map a rice field onto platforms that have been set up within a large exhibition space.
When inside the space, visitors will experience the movement and changing colors of this digital art installation. The installation is sensory and memorable, boasting projected rice field imagery that one will interact with as they walk through it.
Exhibited at Expo Milano 2015, 'HARMONY' celebrates Asia's rice-growing culture in a contemporary and visually striking way. The installation is experiential and uses modern technology to tell an immersive art story.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Mapping Technology
- Mapping technology is being used to create immersive digital art installations like 'HARMONY' by TeamLab Japan.
- Interactive Art
- Interactive art installations, such as 'HARMONY,' provide a sensory and memorable experience for visitors.
- Experiential Exhibitions
- Experiential exhibitions like 'HARMONY' use modern technology to create immersive art stories.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Art and Design
- The art and design industry can leverage mapping technology to create interactive and immersive art installations.
- Technology
- The technology industry can develop mapping technologies that enhance the interactive experiences in art installations like 'HARMONY.'
- Tourism and Events
- The tourism and events industry can incorporate experiential exhibitions like 'HARMONY' to offer unique and memorable experiences for visitors.
