Shenzhen teamLab Future Park

teamLab Co-creates! Future Park, an art team that has been active since 2001. An international cross-domain art team that explores the intersection of art, science, technology and nature through team creation. It is composed of experts from various fields such as artists, programmers, engineers, CG animators, mathematicians and architects. teamLab wants to explore the relationship between people and the world and new cognition through art. In order to better understand the world, humans habitually divide the world and regard it as things with boundaries. We explore the boundaries of cognition and try to transcend human cognition of the world and the boundaries of time continuity. Everything in the world exists miraculously in a continuity without boundaries over the years. teamLab's works are collected by major art institutions around the world, such as the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, the Art Gallery of New South Wales in Sydney, the Art Gallery of South Australia in Adelaide, the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco, the Asia Society Museum in New York, the Borusan Collection of Contemporary Art in Istanbul, the National Gallery of Victoria, and the Amos Rex Art Museum in Helsinki. teamLab focuses on the possibility of the artistic concept of "changing the relationship between people and making the existence of others more positive". It believes that through this, the individual creative activities that were more common in the past can be changed into a form of co-creation with others on the basis of maintaining the freedom of individuals and others. We hope that by experiencing the fun of co-creation activities, people can be more creative in their daily lives. This is also the original intention of "Co-creation! Future Park", which will allow more people to experience the fun of co-creation activities. In this tour experience, everyone can create freely, and the world of art is created by the co-creation of humans and others. Here, everyone can be an artist by letting go of themselves and using their imagination.