longzijun | teamLab's Continuous: light & sound show in Hong Kong @zijun01 | Uploaded October 2024 | Updated October 2024, 19 hours ago.
I visited teamLab's multimedia installation in Tamar Park in Hong Kong, For more information and photos, check out my blog post on the artwork: artjouer.wordpress.com/2024/09/17/teamlab-continuous
The installation called 'Continuous' had two parts: Resonating Life which Continues to Stand, (which featured scores of large glowing egg-shaped objects in the park, with some floating just offshore in Victoria Harbour) and Resonating Trees (which featured trees illuminated with LED lights).
The ovoids and the trees change color due to the presence of people, the presence of wind and waves and also the changing colors of the ovoids and trees around them.
This installation by Japanese art collective teamLab emphasizes the inter-connectedness of everything—the land and the sea, people and the environment around them, technology and nature, artwork and audience, sound and light, light and darkness and individual people with one another.
The glowing ovoids in this installation are large and soft and can be pushed over, but they will spring back up (i.e., the 'continue to stand' in the installation's title). Thus, another one of the themes of the installation is the resilience of life.
The installation was organized by the Leisure and Culture Services Department (LCSD) as part of its Art@Victoria Harbour event.
I also have a video introducing teamLab Planets in Tokyo: youtube.com/watch?v=G6EtM1r0Eko
I shot this footage in May 2024 using a DJI Osmo Pocket 3, a Fujifilm X100T and a Fujifilm X-T5. The DJI camera was good at moving shots (e.g., shooting while walking or doing pans and tilts) and did a great job with limited light. I did the long-exposure-shots at the end of the video using the X-T5 on a tripod with the shutter speed set to 2.5 seconds.
I visited teamLab's multimedia installation in Tamar Park in Hong Kong, For more information and photos, check out my blog post on the artwork: artjouer.wordpress.com/2024/09/17/teamlab-continuous
The installation called 'Continuous' had two parts: Resonating Life which Continues to Stand, (which featured scores of large glowing egg-shaped objects in the park, with some floating just offshore in Victoria Harbour) and Resonating Trees (which featured trees illuminated with LED lights).
The ovoids and the trees change color due to the presence of people, the presence of wind and waves and also the changing colors of the ovoids and trees around them.
This installation by Japanese art collective teamLab emphasizes the inter-connectedness of everything—the land and the sea, people and the environment around them, technology and nature, artwork and audience, sound and light, light and darkness and individual people with one another.
The glowing ovoids in this installation are large and soft and can be pushed over, but they will spring back up (i.e., the 'continue to stand' in the installation's title). Thus, another one of the themes of the installation is the resilience of life.
The installation was organized by the Leisure and Culture Services Department (LCSD) as part of its Art@Victoria Harbour event.
I also have a video introducing teamLab Planets in Tokyo: youtube.com/watch?v=G6EtM1r0Eko
I shot this footage in May 2024 using a DJI Osmo Pocket 3, a Fujifilm X100T and a Fujifilm X-T5. The DJI camera was good at moving shots (e.g., shooting while walking or doing pans and tilts) and did a great job with limited light. I did the long-exposure-shots at the end of the video using the X-T5 on a tripod with the shutter speed set to 2.5 seconds.
