Image: NTT InterCommunication Center, Tokyo
NTT InterCommunication Center (ICC) has published a podcast interview with artists Suzueri—also identified as Suzuki Elico—and Satoru Higa, whose collaborative work ‘Resistance Array’ is included in the exhibition ‘ICC Annual 2026: To Leave Behind / Remain / Receive’. The interview was announced on 16 August 2026 through Channel ICC, the institution’s podcast and editorial platform.
The work is currently on view as part of the exhibition, which runs from 20 June through 8 November 2026. The announcement identifies the participating artists in Japanese as すずえり（鈴木英倫子） and 比嘉了, with the English-language announcement naming them as Suzueri and Satoru Higa.
‘Resistance Array’ is presented as a joint work by the two artists. The available announcement does not provide a description of the installation, its technical components or the subjects discussed in the interview beyond its focus on the work and the artists’ participation in the annual exhibition.
The podcast is available through the Channel ICC section of the NTT InterCommunication Center website. Its publication extends the exhibition’s documentation beyond the gallery presentation by making a recorded artist conversation available online during the show’s run.
‘ICC Annual 2026: To Leave Behind / Remain / Receive’ is the exhibition context for the interview and for the presentation of ‘Resistance Array’. The announcement does not list additional artists, works, programmes or venues, and gives no further account of the exhibition’s curatorial framework.
The podcast interview and the exhibition are therefore connected by the presentation of ‘Resistance Array’, with the audio feature available while the work remains on view through 8 November 2026.
