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Among the highlights is Massless Amorphous Sculpture, an immersive, bubble-filled environment in which a vast floating form hovers mid-air. Shifting continuously, it resists the constraints of mass or boundary. Visitors can physically enter the sculpture, yet it remains structurally stable, restoring itself if disturbed, and collapsing only under irreparable pressure. The piece exists as a \u2018high order sculpture,\u2019 shaped by energy and environment rather than matter.<\/p>\n
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Morphing Continuum | all images \u00a9 teamLab, courtesy Pace Gallery<\/p>\n
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Also premiering at teamLab Biovortex Kyoto is Massless Suns and Dark Suns, a cognitive artwork formed of intangible light spheres. When touched, these spheres ripple across the space, yet they have no material surface and cannot be photographed. The installation plays with perception, suggesting that it exists only within the viewer\u2019s consciousness \u2014 a \u2018sculpture\u2019 made of interaction and interpretation rather than physical mass. Morphing Continuum expands on this idea of spatial-temporal existence. Made up of glowing elements suspended in air, the work behaves like a living system and maintains form even as its components shift. Its ambiguous edges and changing structure create an experience that is fluid, immersive, and self-regenerating.<\/p>\n
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In Traces of Life, people generate the work simply by being present. As they move through the space, their footsteps leave behind traces that accumulate over time. yet without the presence of people, the space remains inert. The work reflects teamLab\u2019s belief<\/strong><\/a> that art is ever-evolving and co-created, activated through collective experience.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n The new museum will form part of a larger development effort led by Kyoto City to create a cultural and creative zone in the southeastern area of Kyoto Station. With support from local companies in Kyoto and Osaka, teamLab Biovortex Kyoto aims to become a platform for youth culture, interdisciplinary collaboration, and new forms of artistic production. In this context, the museum is both an artwork, continually changing shape within, and a new cultural infrastructure that is anchored in Kyoto\u2019s long-standing artistic heritage while oriented toward emerging digital futures.<\/p>\n \t<\/p>\n \t\t![\"teamLab](\"http:\/\/www.www.good-broker.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/05\/teamlab-biovortex-kyoto-designboom-11.jpg\")
Forest of Resonating Lamps \u2014 One Stroke, Fire<\/p>\nthe new digital museum enhances kyoto\u2019s cultural ecosystem<\/h2>\n
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Resonating Microcosms \u2014 Solidified Light Color<\/p>\n\n![\"teamlab-biovortex-kyoto-designboom-01\"](\"https:\/\/static.designboom.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/05\/teamlab-biovortex-kyoto-designboom-01.jpg\")
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