I got lost in the floral world of TeamLab in Macau, intoxicated by the interplay of light and shadow, savoring the fragrant tea!

This is my second visit to TeamLab Macau, driven by the lingering memories of last time, and even more for its two newly opened exquisite sections: 'Floating Flower Garden' and 'EN TEA HOUSE - Phantom Flower Pavilion'. - Stepping into TeamLab again, I still felt as if I was sucked into a dream of light and flowers as soon as I entered. This is 'Forest of Flowers and People', where I walked among the changing seasons, quietly watching the flowers bloom, waiting for them to cluster around me, and carefully touching them to feel the process of flowers falling and withering, experiencing the mystery of the cycle of life. - I went to 'Sculpture of Light'. Entering a space created by light and mirrors, three-dimensional objects were formed by a set of planar light, and a huge and three-dimensional sculpture of light appeared in the air, constantly leaping and transforming. Although these sculptures had no physical entity, we could still perceive their three-dimensional form. This blurring of physical boundaries made my interaction with these works even more magical, as if I could merge into them and dance with the light. - In the 'Floating Flower Garden', thousands of orchids were scattered in an orderly fashion, creating a dreamlike space. I wandered among them, feeling the wonderful sight of flowers floating and rising around me, coming close to envelop, and moving away. At that moment, the flowers were my scenery, and I was also the companion of the flowers. - In the 'EN TEA HOUSE', I experienced the perfect fusion of fragrant tea and light and shadow. Pouring a cup of tea, flowers would bloom in it. As long as there was tea, the flowers would continue to bloom and flourish. I felt as if I was in an endlessly blooming sea of flowers, enjoying the interweaving of tea fragrance and floral scent. Every corner here was filled with poetry and romance, intoxicating me. ...... TeamLab Macau has many more interesting exhibition areas, not only beautiful but also great for taking photos for social media check-ins. The grid of nine pictures is definitely not enough to show it all! If you're interested, hurry up and check it out!