teamLab creates a visual art canvas of 112 meters for Shanghai metro

This huge LED video wall Liantronics, with pixel pitch 2,5 mm, called Gold Waves, shows three-dimensional content of wave movement, designed by teamLab.

Known for developing and delivering striking visual exhibits in museums and other exhibition spaces., the international art collective teamLab, in which artists collaborate, programmers, engineers, mathematicians, etc., have participated in the creation of content for this videowall de 112 metros.

Located within the Lujiazui subway station, in Shanghai (China), in the transit corridor between the lines 2 y 4, recently built, The name of this great artistic visual canvas is Gold Waves, as it shows the movement of waves in a computer-generated three-dimensional environment.

This Led screen Liantronics of 112 metros, con pixel pitch de 2,5 mm, It has a waterproof and moisture-proof coating over the electronics, according to the manufacturer's statement.

teamLab content for Gold Waves It is based on the calculation of the interactions of hundreds of thousands of particles to show water as a continuous body. To visualize the waves, “The behavior of the water particles was extracted and lines were drawn in relation to their movement”, they explain.

The wave created in a three-dimensional space then becomes a work of art, which in teamLab they call Ultrasubjective Space and that thousands of passengers on this metro line can enjoy.