Part interactive installation and part performance, Buddhaverse is an immersive art temple to cultivate mindfulness and create a more peaceful and compassionate society, designed as the inner circle of a mandala, map to guide the mind to enlightenment within the ideal of the Buddhist universe. Tibetans believe engaging in art is one of the core values of enlightenment, and their temples are filled with murals depicting vibrant yogi characters, deities and colorful landscapes. Buddhaverse expands these images into a sensual and feminine multi-sensory space, with a tactile and theatrical landscape of visual, audio, texture, scent, wind and movement, meditative to the senses for spiritual grounding. Under a glowing, soft moving sky, Buddhaverse is painted with monumental videos influenced by Tibetan murals, depicting exuberant and fantastical images of goddesses, nature and mandalas. Visitors melt into an enveloping sound environment with multi-speakers, vibrating ground surfaces, and colorful soft textures such as faux fur, embroidery, brocade, fringes, and pillows. Floral scents and glowing bubbles permeate the air, and the centerpiece soft sculpture becomes a tree like cave to captivate their imaginations. The temple comes alive when visitors touch the yoga performers, continually altering the surrounding aural soundscape and monumental visual landscape, echoing Tibetan belief of receiving waves of blessings through the touch of a sacred person.