Showing posts with label Tokyo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tokyo. Show all posts

Massive Installation of Digital Art by teamlab at Tokyo

Massive Installation of Digital Art by teamlab at Tokyo
When you stand among the handiwork of teamLab, a Japanese tech art studio, you’re seemingly transported to a sprawling foreign land that engulfs you in a vibrant, light-filled splendor.

Azuma Makoto Suspends Fur Tree Inside Fendi Pop-Up Boutique in Tokyo

Azuma Makoto Suspends Fur Tree Inside Fendi Pop-Up Boutique in Tokyoazuma makoto suspends fur tree inside fendi pop-up boutique in tokyoInside the mega fendi ginza store in Tokyo, Japanese flower artist azuma makoto has suspended a sculptural ‘fur tree’ from the ceiling of the pop-up boutique. the botanical art piece is exhibited above visitors, towering overhead shoppers and passersby. Makoto has carefully sculpted the central trunk from an eclectic mix of mediums like moss and bark that add a hyperrealistic quality to the piece. 

Amazing Photographs Tokyo Cityscapes Resemble Computer-Generated Works of Art

Amazing Photographs Tokyo Cityscapes Resemble Computer-Generated Works of Art
Atop Tokyo's Roppongi Hills tower, visitors are greeted with views so breathtaking, they look as though they're computer generated. The towering sky deck, located 820 feet above sea level, may account for these impressively picturesque cityscapes. Thanks to the tower's spectacular height, photographers are able to capture more than just the streets of Tokyo. 
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Amazing Photographs Tokyo Cityscapes Resemble Computer-Generated Works of Art

Tokujin yoYhioka at Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyo

Tokujin yoYhioka at Museum of Contemporary Art, Tokyotokujin yoshioka at museum of contemporary art, tokyo
‘Ray of light’ is a solid and transparent sculpture made by crystal prisms, which emits an aura of rainbow light. the luminous structure reveals radiant beams of color as light filters through, which is translated throughout the interior gallery walls.