Running an old copy of The Print Shop on my grade school Apple II was where I discovered that graphic design was my passion- along with the joy of Carmen Sandiego and Facemaker
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I read everything by King I could find as a preteen and none of it scared me half as much as the Stephen Gammell illustrations in Scary Stories to tell in the Dark
In that case, you might be interested in their Osaka botanical garden exhibit, which is a bunch of familiar pieces but formatted to be shown outdoors. It's about an hour's train from the Biovortex complex, so you could hit up both in a weekend.
I like the infinity rooms and the flower projection stuff, but I've been seeing it from them (and their imitators) for over a decade now, so a new space with a bunch of totally fresh takes alongside the old standbys was really nice to see
Biovortex just opened in November. I liked it both because it was huge (we spent over 4 hours there without even noticing), and because it had a bunch of stuff in it that didn't look like other works of theirs that I had seen before. www.teamlab.art/e/kyoto/
The water one is Planets. Which is undoubtedly cool, but the whole thing is designed around that, so there's less in terms of variety. Although there is a thing with live flowers at the end that's neat.
Teamlab’s new complex in Kyoto is amazing. Blows the doors off all the other stuff they have done, imo. Borderless and Planets in Tokyo are both great too, but if you’re going on a trip just to see Teamlab, I’d check out Biovortex instead.
*curtsies* Thank you
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The Andre 3000 jazz flute album?
