Sneak Peek: TeamLab’s First Solo Exhibition In Singapore Features 8 Mesmerising Installations

Can’t wait for the new teamLab flagship museum at Gardens by the Bay to open in 2028? Here’s something to tide you over in the meantime – and we’re not referring to the existing Future World exhibition at Marina Bay Sands. For the first time ever, the Japanese multimedia art collective is hosting a solo showcase in Singapore – and entry is free.

Brought together in collaboration with Supper House, a homegrown interior design studio that’s also an arts community space, teamLab: Infinite Existence will be running in Singapore for slightly over one-and-a-half months, starting September 19, 2026.

Similar to other teamLab activations, this limited-time exhibition blurs the lines between present-day reality, history, and the rich stories of mythology, while seemingly transporting you through multiple realms at once.

In particular, Infinite Existence zeroes in on the concept of choshukan kukan (超主観空間), also known as “ultrasubjective space” – a term coined by teamLab in 2001 which “flattens” 3D spaces into 2D forms. This concept takes spatial inspiration from pre-modern East Asian painting techniques, whereby the viewer is free to move about while admiring the artwork, rather than having to be anchored in a specific position as with Western paintings. “Ultrasubjective space” also removes the boundaries between works, allowing different planes to be joined to create new pieces and perspectives.

Here’s a sneak peek of the eight digital installations in store.

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TEAMLAB: INFINITE EXISTENCE EXHIBITION IN SINGAPORE (2026)

1. Flower and Corpse Glitch (set of 12)

2. Darkness Becomes Existence, an Eternal Sea

3. Continuous Life and Death at the Now of Eternity II

4. Universe of Water Particles - Gold

5. Chrysanthemum Tiger

6. Lotus Elephant

7. Peony Peacock

8. Sunflower Phoenix

teamLab: Infinite Existence will be open at Supper House, located at 37 Keppel Road, #04-02. Opening hours for the exhibition are from 12pm to 7pm on Saturdays, and 12pm to 5pm on Sundays, from September 19 to November 8, 2026. Tickets are not required.