Exhibits (ASTRO)

The white liquid in the containers under the spotlight seems to rise like it’s breathing and then melts away. Watch the weirdly wriggling liquid that seems to be alive.

A miniature square robot runs along a black line. This robot can play sounds by reading colors. Create totally unique sheet music in colors.

This 3D zoetrope makes a work alive by rotating stationary objects at high speeds. As the work moves, you can see with your own eyes the magical moment when art comes into life.

Black liquid that seems to move in response to our voices. It shapes itself to look like a pointed mountain, then into a tender living thing, then into the glowing swirl of the Milky Way. Watch carefully as the shape changes from moment to moment.

Newton discovering the law of gravity from a falling apple is a famous fact. In floatio, apples softly float in the air. Touch them and see the wonder of a world where things float.

This exhibit uses the branches of a tree as robotic parts to show shapes and movements never seen before. It self-learns to stand up through trial and error. This may be quite a different image from the typical robot.

A variety of paints run together on the large projected screen to create a vast space of color that seems alive. Watch this vivid world created with color and light.