チームラボ

Peace can be Realized Even without Order

source: team-labnet

teamLab / チームラボ

デジタル領域は、専門性は深くなるにもかかわらず、1つのものを創るときに、それぞれの専門性だけでは創れなくなっていきます。

チームラボは、様々な領域のプログラマ・エンジニア（プログラマ、UIエンジニア、DBエンジニア、ネットワークエンジニア、ロボットエンジニア、コンピュータビジョンエンジニア、ソフトウェアアーキテクト）、数学者、建築家、CGアニメーター、Webデザイナー、グラフィックデザイナー、絵師、編集者など、手を動かすスペシャリストで構成される集団です。

そして、専門性の高い人間が集まって、互いの領域を曖昧にしながら、チー ムで創っていきます。そして、創ること・そのプロセスの中から、新たな発見をし、その発見を、次の創ることにいかしていくことを、重要視しています。
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source: vimeo

TEAMLAB is an ultra-technologists group made up of specialists in the informationsociety such as programmers (application programmers, user interface engineers, DBengineers, network engineers), robot engineers, mathematicians, architectures, Web designers, graphic designers, CG animators, painters,editors and so on.teamLab carries out activities across a range of media, from developing web and robot technology, to installation art, video art and spatial design, making the border between Technology, Art, and Design more ambiguous.
Visionary, Creative Director : INOKO Toshiyuki
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source: prosony-asia

Inspired by a Japanese primitive dance festival called Awa Dance Festival, the interactive digital art installation created by teamLab surrounds the viewer with harmonious music and dance, and induces peace into the viewer. The installation consists of seemingly endless number of crystal clear holograms, which are projected from the floor up by using the short throw function of Sony’s VPL-SW536 projector. This function allowed teamLab to project multiple holographic figures in a confined space, while maintaining a clean and clutter-free installation space for viewers.

By controlling the multiple projectors through wireless LAN connection and pairing it with motion sensors, each individual holographic figure is able to detect the entry of the viewer into the installation space, and respond to that entry by stopping all of the music and dancing. If the viewer is able to remain still after a short period of time, the holographic figures will start playing music and dance again, immersing the viewer into a peaceful harmony of music and dance.

To promise the best viewing experience for all viewers, each life-like holographic figure must be projected clearly without any loss of detail, and this is achieved with the high 3100 lumens brightness level and 2500:1 contrast ratio of Sony’s VPL-SW536 short throw projector. Add in the consistent colour stability that the projector is capable of handling during long hours of operation, and we have the perfect harmony between technology and digital art.

With this latest digital art installation, Sony has once again proved its versatility to provide different projector installation options based on the unique requirements of each individual user.