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Giant Bubble Installation in Tokyo

Japanese Architecture in Tokyo, Japan – design by studio ENESS

13 Nov 2017

Giant Bubble Installation

Design: studio ENESS

Location: Tokyo, Japan

Giant Bubble Installation

Mori Art Museum Design recently selected installation design studio ENESS to send their giant Bubble sculpture from Melbourne to Tokyo, Japan. The audience was encouraged to “please touch” the pulsating six meter-wide sculpture, which responded to human touch and closeness with light and sound.

The work “aims to be so inviting that it almost crosses the border between light sculpture & living being.” – Nimrod Weis.

The sculpture was deemed “mysterious Bubble”, “magical”, people were “mesmerised by the glow”. The connections with the work from a new audience reinforced that interactive experiences are felt on a deeper level – they need no interpretation.

Giant Bubble Installation in Tokyo – Building Information

Project size: 0
Completion date: 2017
Project team: ENESS (Concept, design, fabrication)

Photographs: Larissa LP

Contemporary Architectural Sculpture in Japan design by studio ENESS images / information received 131117

The Mori Art Museum strives to be a place for enjoyment, stimulation and discussion – a place where what is important in our culture and society is openly debated, not only through the exhibitions that are shown there but also through a wide range of Learning programs. It engages an audience ranging from young school children to students and senior citizens, from people living in the local community to the whole region and around the world.

Address: 53F, Roppongi Hills Mori Tower, 6-10-1 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan