teamLab Phenomena Abu Dhabi Unveils a New Era of Immersive Art

A groundbreaking addition to Abu Dhabi’s cultural landscape has opened its doors, offering visitors an unprecedented fusion of art, technology, and nature. teamLab Phenomena Abu Dhabi, a 17,000-square-metre multi-sensory experience, is now welcoming the public in the Saadiyat Cultural District.

This innovative project is the result of a collaboration between the Department of Culture and Tourism—Abu Dhabi , Miral, and the internationally acclaimed Tokyo-based art collective, teamLab. The venue is designed not merely as an exhibition space but as a dynamic environment where art evolves in response to its surroundings, creating a unique experience for each visitor.

The architectural design of the building reflects the organic nature of the installations within. Conceived by teamLab Architects and realised in partnership with Abu Dhabi-based MZ Architects, the structure features flowing, curvilinear forms that harmonise with the natural landscape. This design philosophy aligns with teamLab’s concept of ‘Environmental Phenomena,’ where the artwork is not a static object but a living entity shaped by environmental factors.

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Inside, visitors encounter a series of immersive installations that engage the senses of sight, sound, and touch. These artworks are not pre-defined; instead, they emerge from the interaction between the environment and the observer. This approach challenges traditional notions of art, inviting guests to become active participants in the creative process.

The Saadiyat Cultural District, already home to institutions like the Louvre Abu Dhabi, is further cementing its status as a global cultural hub with the addition of teamLab Phenomena. The venue complements the district’s mission to blend heritage with contemporary innovation, offering a space where visitors can explore the intersection of art and science.


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