SYDNEY.- teamLab Future Park is the latest exhibition by Japanese art collective teamLab. Featuring eight interactive light installations never seen in Australia, Future Park is on view now exclusively at the Powerhouse Museum.

As the first teamLab interactives to come to Australia, Future Park is a playground for children and adults alike that brings together science and imagination to create collaborative artworks that change and evolve each day. visitors will be swept into jungles of dreamt-up forests, compose symphonies, build cities and invent animals and people of the future.

“teamLab is known for pushing technology to its limits to encourage our imaginations to flourish. It is so special to witness creativity at its source and we can’t wait to see what visitors dream up as they create huge live, collaborative artworks in Future Park,” said MAAS Director and CEO Dolla Merrillees.

Make the most of late Summer nights at the Powerhouse Museum when the exhibition stays open until 9pm every Thursday in January with adults only sessions to Future Park.

Kids can create their dream car of the future through Principal Partner Toyota’s global Dream Car design competition. Since beginning in 2004 this annual competition has attracted millions of submissions from the dreamers of today keen to design the cars of tomorrow. Be inspired by Future Park to design your ultimate car. The winning designer will travel to Japan to present their Dream Car to Toyota.

Future Park features eight installations that evolve in real time as they respond to human interactions with the art. Visitors have the opportunity to make music with Light Ball Orchestra as balls small and large, suspended and rolling connect with each other to create a live composition. This ever-changing symphony is combined with a light show as the balls change colour as they interact. Graffiti Nature - Mountains and Valleys creates a magical digital environment to be populated by visitor drawings of animals and plants. Witness a colourful world grow from a shared vision of what was, what is and what could be. Hopscotch for Geniuses gives a new, digital twist to one of the world’s oldest games. Part interactive dance, part traditional hopscotch, this is a game that will keep people on their toes. Sketch Town invites visitors to populate a town of their collective imagination by drawing vehicles, buildings and public places. As Sketch Town grows its creators can interact with the townscape they have designed.