Sculptures of Dissipative Birds in the Wind TeamLab aims to explore an environment where human perception expands from the artwork itself to the environment. The people and the artworks, the trees, the forest and the lake, the ecosystem and the environment, all form a continuity without boundaries. The artworks transform interactively, influenced by wind, rain, as well as by the behavior of the people in it, making the environment and the people a part of the works. The artworks’ existence is not defined by their physical surface boundaries, but is continuous and ambiguous with its surrounding environment. The trees and birds cannot be separated from the ecosystem such as the garden’s forest or lake, so if the environment is not sustained, the trees and birds will cease to exist, and as a consequence, the artworks as well. The concept of the project is that non-material digital technology can turn nature into art without harming it.Īs the artworks in this exhibition are influenced by the trees and birds that live in the garden, if the wildlife disappear, the artworks will also disappear. TeamLab’s art project Digitized Nature explores how nature can become art. Life is continuous with its environment, an existence whose boundaries are ambiguous. In other words, the contour of life’s existence is not a physical, bodily boundary, but an ambiguous one that includes the continuity with its environment.
Life does not exist by itself rather, it is the environment that is continuous with it that maintains the structure of life. It consumes external matter and energy as food and discharges it, sustaining its ordered structure as the energy dissipates. The vortex is an existence within the flow, and the contour of its existence is ambiguous. The vortex cannot maintain a stable structure on its own rather, it is created and sustained by water that continuously flows inwards and outwards. If a vortex is taken out of the ocean and placed in a closed box, the vortex will disappear. Life is like a vortex created in the ocean. A stone can continue to exist in a closed box, sealed off from the outside world, but life cannot sustain its existence in such a box because it does not maintain an independent structure. Objects like stones and man-made creations maintain a stable structure on their own. Where are the contours of the existence of life? In the middle of the city, this man-made botanical park and its lake sustain the ecosystem together with humans, as a man-made ecosystem within the city that includes human beings. Nagai Botanical Garden stretches over an area of 240,000-sqm with a large lake in the center, and its flora change with the seasons throughout the year.ĥ0 years since its opening, the garden is now home to many wild birds, such as Northern goshawks and owls, which are placed at the top of the food chain and thus dependent on a healthy ecosystem to exist. It is located inside Nagai Park that opened in 1944 as an urban park that includes facilities such as a baseball stadium. We spent about 3 hours here and would have happily stayed longer but were on a limited time.Nagai Botanical Garden is an outdoor botanical garden in Osaka that opened in 1974. We liked everything - the surrounding nature, old farm houses, the preserved furnishings inside, utensil, a small exhibition of clothes, we enjoyed the see an animals - the horses, the cows, the goats. The farm mill, the bakery and distillery, saw mill, the day laborer's cottage - once housed a family with 14 kids. In addition to several buildings that you can explore by going inside, there are others smaller objects which interesting to look at. While English information is spare, the place gives you a good sense of traditional rural life in the Black Forest. Built around this grand old farmhouse, the museum is a collection of several old farm buildings, some of which house exhibits on the local dress and lifestyles. This building built in 1612 and occupied until 1965.
The museum is named for the section with its biggest building, the Vogtsbauernhof ("district governor's farm") - the first, and only original, structure of the premises, around which the rest of the complex grew. The shops and eateries scattered outside through the museum area.īlack Forest Open-Air Museum offers the best look at this region's traditional folk architecture. There pick up the map and English flyer - this light commentary will bring some meaning to your visit. Attention parking info: Parking lot for museum located across the street, and you have to go under the railroad tracks to reach the ticket office.
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