An Exquisite World of Opulence and Elegance with a Hint of Japanese Horror

The Art Aquarium Museum is now unfolding a mesmerizing aquatic wonderland, where graceful goldfish swim through dreamlike spaces. In tanks glowing with red light, delicate spider lilies entwine with the water, creating an eerie yet enchanting portal to another realm. The serene movements of the goldfish evoke the spirit of "Hyakka Ryoran", a world where countless flowers bloom in celebration, as if nature itself is performing a delicate dance.

Rows of cylindrical tanks, each illuminated with vibrant hues, offer distinct immersive experiences. Shades of crimson and azure cast an ethereal glow over the fish as they glide through the water, pausing time itself.

One installation features a glowing full moon accompanied by fluttering pampas grass, conjuring an autumnal dreamscape tinged with melancholy. This scene hints at a subtle "Japan-horror" undertone—an uncanny beauty that invites a shiver of fascination.

Suspended overhead, countless red lanterns bathe the space in warm, otherworldly light, whisking visitors away from the hustle and bustle of reality. The fleeting beauty of the goldfish embodies "tanbi"—a celebration of fleeting elegance and decadent aesthetics—blurring the lines between dream and reality. This exhibition offers an experience of wonder at the border between the real and the surreal.

Don’t miss your chance to step into this enchanting world before it slips away like a daydream.