The Tokyo Node space has officially opened its doors in the bustling heart of Tokyo, introducing an intriguing blend of digital art, artificial intelligence, and dance in an immersive environment. Aptly titled “Syn: A New Horizon of Physical Sensations,” this extraordinary exhibition aims to redefine human senses by transporting visitors into a space reminiscent of a futuristic spaceship. Here, they are enveloped by a mesmerizing array of screens, dancers, and immersive surround sound.
Redefining sensations through Art and technology
The creators of this groundbreaking exhibition aspire to reconstruct our innate sensations and offer a fresh perspective on the world around us. They view the stage not only as a space where artists and audiences converge but also as a creative realm where individual interpretations intertwine continuously.
Embarking on a journey into the unknown
Upon entering Tokyo Node, visitors first encounter a captivating room that serves as the gateway to their journey within this sensory wonderland. As they proceed, they navigate through various immersive spaces, each combining dance, screens, and 3D projections, across an expansive area spanning more than 1,500 square meters.
Tokyo node
Tokyo Node is more than just a digital art gallery; it is a multifaceted space nestled between the 45th and 49th floors of the newly erected Toranomon Hills Station tower. This impressive venue integrates art with a convention center, a state-of-the-art laboratory, and a selection of fine-dining restaurants.
Unleashing creativity at the Tokyo node lab
Located on the 45th floor, Tokyo Node Lab provides a dedicated space for companies and artists to collaborate on innovative digital art projects. Among its offerings are augmented reality experiences and volumetric video creations that capture three-dimensional space. This facility is designed to encourage creators and forward-thinking companies from diverse industries to join forces, fostering the development of novel urban experiences and content.
A glimpse into the future of art and technology
The inaugural exhibition at Tokyo Node, “Syn: A New Horizon of Physical Sensations,” will be open to the public from Friday until November 12, inviting visitors to embark on an extraordinary sensory journey. Following this immersive experience, the space will transition to host another remarkable exhibition by the renowned Japanese photographer and film director, Mika Ninagawa, scheduled to open on December 5. This upcoming exhibit is expected to revolve around the theme of flowers.
Tokyo Node represents a dynamic convergence of art, technology, and human experience, offering visitors an opportunity to explore the boundaries of creativity and perception. As it continues to evolve, Tokyo Node promises to be a hub for innovative collaborations and a catalyst for reimagining urban experiences through the lens of art and technology.
