The elaborate exhibition features four main interactive installations, one of which imagines a "crystal universe". Tokyo-based teamLab -- an artist collective made of self-described 'ultratechnologists' -- is behind the otherworldly showcase this summer. Walk through one room's pond, for example, and a projection of Koi fish swim away, detecting your movement. By employing a mix of mobile devices, sensors and computer renderings, visitors can become a part of each world. Story highlights Tokyo-based teamLab has created a new large-scale exhibitionIt features four main interactive installationsEach artwork responds to visitors movements in real timeTokyo, Japan (CNN) Technology and art collide in DMM.Planets Art, one of Japan's largest art exhibitions to-date.

Source: CNN August 05, 2016 01:30 UTC