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teamLab, Resonating Life which Continues to Stand © teamLab
Photograph: Courtesy teamLab, Resonating Life which Continues to Stand © teamLab

teamLab in Hong Kong: location, opening hours, registration info, and more

Everything you need to know about the new teamLab: Continuous installations in Hong Kong

Catharina Cheung
Jenny Leung
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Catharina Cheung
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Jenny Leung
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The highly-anticipated teamLab: Continuous is officially here! As part of the city's Art@Harbour 2024 initiative during Hong Kong Arts Month, international art collective teamLab has set up hundreds of glowing ovoids stretching from Tamar Park all the way to the Central and Western District Promenade. Keep reading to find out when, where, and how you can catch the stunning installations.

When is teamLab: Continuous happening in Hong Kong?

Because these large-scale installations have been so popular since their opening in late March, the exhibition’s end date has been extended to June 6. Opening hours are 6.30pm to 11pm daily, with the last entry at 10.30pm.

teamlab continuous Hong Kong
Photograph: Jenny Leung

Where is the teamLab: Continuous installation in Hong Kong?

Visitors will be able to catch the installation at Tamar Park and the Central and Western District Promenade. Registration was required to access the lawns housing the installations but from Wednesday, May 8, onwards, this arrangement for pre-booked admission will be scrapped to facilitate more visits – that’s definitely a win for us. 

teamlab continuous Hong Kong
Photograph: Jenny Leung

What can I see at the teamLab: Continuous installation in Hong Kong?

Visitors will have the opportunity to view and interact with two sets of artworks. The Resonating Life which Continues to Stand showcases numerous luminous ovoids spread across the lawns and floating on the waters along the promenade. These ovoids will change colours when influenced by waves, blown by the wind, or pushed by people! The other set of artwork is Resonating Trees, where the surrounding trees at Tamar Park are lit up in various colours in response to the giant glowing 'eggs'.

Here's a quick glimpse of the teamLab installation before you go!

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