Strokes of Life - Birthday / Anniversary / Marriage Proposal
teamLab, 2017, Interactive Digital Installation + Light Sculpture, Happy Birthday:1 min 22 sec, Happy Anniversary / Will You Marry Me?: 1 min 44 sec, H: 19800 mm W: 15000 mm D: 15000 mm, Sound: DAISHI DANCE
Strokes of Life - Birthday / Anniversary / Marriage Proposal
teamLab, 2017, Interactive Digital Installation + Light Sculpture, Happy Birthday:1 min 22 sec, Happy Anniversary / Will You Marry Me?: 1 min 44 sec, H: 19800 mm W: 15000 mm D: 15000 mm, Sound: DAISHI DANCE
This work consists of a 15m diameter circular lighted rink, and a cylinder at a height of 20m (D7m x H14m) that consists of a collection of light points.
When people stand on the rink, Spatial Calligraphy is created. As it is drawn in three dimensions in the rink, it turns into a message that has been sent from a visitor’s smartphone. The calligraphy that evolves gives birth to life. Simultaneously the same calligraphic message appears in the cylinder as a three-dimensional light sculpture of brushstrokes.
teamLab has been working on the Spatial Calligraphy series since the collective was formed. Spatial Calligraphy is a new interpretation of traditional Japanese calligraphy reconstructed in three-dimensional space, expressing the depth, speed and power of the brushstroke.
The work is rendered in real time by a computer program, it is neither a prerecorded animation nor imagery on loop.The work as a whole is in constant change; previous states will never be repeated and can never be seen again.
When people stand on the rink, Spatial Calligraphy is created. As it is drawn in three dimensions in the rink, it turns into a message that has been sent from a visitor’s smartphone. The calligraphy that evolves gives birth to life. Simultaneously the same calligraphic message appears in the cylinder as a three-dimensional light sculpture of brushstrokes.
teamLab has been working on the Spatial Calligraphy series since the collective was formed. Spatial Calligraphy is a new interpretation of traditional Japanese calligraphy reconstructed in three-dimensional space, expressing the depth, speed and power of the brushstroke.
The work is rendered in real time by a computer program, it is neither a prerecorded animation nor imagery on loop.The work as a whole is in constant change; previous states will never be repeated and can never be seen again.