Tokyo-based digital art collective teamLab redefining immersive art


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The waterfall installation at teamLab Borderless Tokyo looks real, but is all lights and sound. — Photo: Philipp Laage/dpa

A pioneering collective of digital artists at Tokyo-based teamLab has redefined the art experience by creating immersive worlds made entirely from light and sound.

Since opening two museums in Tokyo in 2018, their exhibitions have become global sensations, attracting visitors with their cutting-edge, immersive experiences.

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