The world's first all-digital psychedelic art museum called the "MORI Building Digital Art Museum" has been unveiled in Tokyo.
The place has no guide maps, no warnings, and in fact, it doesn't house works of art in the traditional sense at all, so no paintings or objects behind cases.
In parts, it resembles an art gallery, an amusement park, and even a haunted house.
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Where light and space is art
The museum uses projection-mapping technology that enables artworks to react to touch and movement.
It houses about 50 kaleidoscopic installations, without which the place will just be a couple of huge, empty halls.
When visitors navigate across the dark, empty rooms, motion sensors will trigger the installations and they will be projected across the exhibit space.