WISDOM OF THE EARTH
People have long sought meaning in the millennia-old rocks and caves shaded by a 3,000-years-old okusu tree at Japan's Mifuneyama Rakuen Garden. A Forest Where Gods Live, an exhibition by teamLab, transforms the garden into a digital art labyrinth. Deities are enshrined among the boulders and ancient carvings, and visitors have a pilgrim-like experience on trails through the park and into the untamed forest. The overall message is one of human transience. (Excerpt from the text)
Viewpoint
2019年
People have long sought meaning in the millennia-old rocks and caves shaded by a 3,000-years-old okusu tree at Japan's Mifuneyama Rakuen Garden. A Forest Where Gods Live, an exhibition by teamLab, transforms the garden into a digital art labyrinth. Deities are enshrined among the boulders and ancient carvings, and visitors have a pilgrim-like experience on trails through the park and into the untamed forest. The overall message is one of human transience. (Excerpt from the text)
Viewpoint
2019年