ARTECHOUSE Turns Movement Into a Digital Garden
At a Glance
- What
Blooming Wonders
- When
- Summer 2025
- Where
ARTECHOUSE NYC, beneath Chelsea Market
- Experience
Projected environments and interactive digital installations.
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- Details
- What to Know
TheNakedNYC coverage
TheNakedNYC documented the exhibition's animated botanical fields and immersive projection room.
What to Know
A Gallery Wrapped in Images
Floor-to-ceiling imagery moves across a 270-degree projection surface, with synchronized sound linking flowers, butterflies, glasslike forms, and saturated color. The venue describes its main canvas as 18K resolution.
Movement Changes the Work
Digital Flower Experiments transforms visitors through real-time video processing. Milkweed Accord responds with monarch butterflies, while Blooming Strings links bodily movement with flowers and sound.
Mei Tamazawa's Collaboration
Tokyo-based CG artist Mei Tamazawa worked with the studio on Digital Flower Experiments and Blooming Field. The ARTECHOUSE XR app adds a portal through which visitors can release digital butterflies into the projected field.
Botanical Connections
Monarch migration, milkweed habitat, magnetic forces, and botanical cycles appear throughout the program. These references connect the images with movement and relationships in the natural world.
Play Beyond the Main Projection
The program also included Upcycle, about collecting and repurposing discarded material, and a digital Pachinko game. The official ARTECHOUSE NYC site provides exhibition and visitor information.
