teamLab Biovortex Kyoto to Open in Autumn 2025

teamLab Biovortex Kyoto: A Fully Immersive Interactive Art Experience

The Sun of Non-Substance and The Sun of Darkness ©teamLab

teamLab Biovortex Kyoto, scheduled to open in autumn 2025, will be the first permanent teamLab art museum in Kyoto. The facility will showcase the team’s past works and offer a fully immersive experience for visitors.

In addition to existing works, new pieces and previously unrevealed works in Japan will be added, welcoming visitors with a brand new collection of art. Many interactive art presentations will be featured, encouraging visitors to contemplate questions about human existence and perception.

Exhibition Highlights

Massless Amorphous Sculpture©teamLab

One of the art installations on display at teamLab Biovortex Kyoto is titled “Massless Amorphous Sculpture” and envisions floating bubbles in space as sculptures hovering in the air.

Visitors can immerse themselves and experience blurred outlines, fragments, or merging and enlarging sculptures. These ocean-like clusters of bubbles continuously change shape; although they may collide with the body, they will never be completely destroyed. Their existence is maintained, repaired, and gradually transformed.

Traces of Life ©teamLab

Other notable works include “The Sun of Non-Substance and The Sun of Darkness,”, “Morphing Continuum,” which resembles a universe where life is born and disappears, and “Traces of Life,” where the visitors' footprints of movement become part of the artwork.

These pieces create an interactive artistic space that showcases the “mystery of existence” and the phenomena behind it.

The museum will be located between Hachijo Street and Kujo Street in Kyoto, west of the Kamo River and east of Takeda Street, as part of the Kyoto Station Southeast Area Development Plan.

Facility Details

Name: teamLab Biovortex Kyoto
Opening Date: Scheduled to open in autumn 2025
Address: Kyoto City, Minami Ward
Official Website: https://www.teamlab.art/e/kyoto/

Main picture: Morphing Continuum ©teamLab
Information and photo source: PR TIMES