The immersive experience at teamLab in Tokyo - Part 3

in #art • 27 days ago

I shared about the teamLabs different room experiences in my previous 2 blogs. This one is the last of it. This particular room is called the Athletics Forest Expansion. It's a pure play around here. In this particular room there are half-spheres stuck to the floor and the walls; you need to walk across them in a certain pattern; each one has a glowing color. You select one color and then walk only on them to cross the room. The spheres are wobbling so you need to maintain the balance. If you step down it;s ok, there is no water here like the previous room.

It's a fun game; the idea is to move across without stepping down and maintaining the balance on the spheres. They are continously rotating so it's difficult to balance. It feels like the whole room is pulsating and rotating with lights.

Here are some pictures of this experience.

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After the mission is accomplished :-)

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This is an immersive art on one of the walls in the museum.
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In this place everything feels alive and moving.

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Caminar sobre esas semiesferas que rotan tiene que ser un reto de equilibrio total, ¿cuántas veces terminaste pisando el suelo? Lo de elegir un color y seguir solo ese patrón es genial, te obliga a concentrarte en medio de las luces. La foto de después de la misión se nota el alivio.

La parte de las semiesferas que giran y te obligan a mantener el equilibrio suena a trampa: elegís un color y ya no podés pisar otro. ¿La rotación es constante o tiene pausas? Pregunto porque en la foto 131606 se ven bastante juntas y no me imagino cómo se cruza sin bajar.

Qué curioso ese detalle de las semi-esferas que giran y te obligan a mantener el equilibrio eligiendo un solo color, suena a videojuego físico. La lección que deja es cómo el arte inmersivo te saca del rol pasivo de mirar y te obliga a jugar.