Image: NTT InterCommunication Center, Tokyo
Hyper ICC, the virtual-space platform associated with Tokyo’s NTT InterCommunication Center, has published a 360-degree virtual tour of evala’s exhibition ‘Emerging Site / Disappearing Sight.’ The tour provides an online view of the exhibition environment through imagery captured with a 360-degree camera.
The exhibition is identified on the Hyper ICC website as a 2024 annual programme presentation. Its Japanese title, ‘現われる場 消滅する像,’ is rendered in English as ‘Emerging Site / Disappearing Sight.’ The available announcement does not provide a physical venue, opening or closing dates, or details about the individual works included in the exhibition.
Visitors can navigate the virtual presentation through the Hyper ICC website, which offers Japanese and English language options. The published page is presented as a virtual tour rather than as a newly announced physical exhibition, allowing users to move through a digital representation of the exhibition setting.
evala is the artist named in the exhibition title and related Hyper ICC materials. The site also lists a series of documentation and talk pages connected with the project, including artist-talk entries and a conversation identified as ‘evala × ICC × Sound Art Chronology.’ The available source material does not provide further biographical information about the artist or describe the exhibition’s curatorial premise.
The virtual tour appears within a larger Hyper ICC collection of online records. That collection includes virtual tours for ICC programmes such as ‘ICC Annual 2024: Faraway, so close,’ ‘ICC Kids Program 2024: you().code().world(),’ and earlier projects including ‘Open Space 2021: New Flatland’ and ‘Tribute to RYUICHI SAKAMOTO: Music/Art/Media.’ These are separate entries in the platform’s archive and are not part of the evala exhibition itself.
The update was circulated on August 24, 2026. No end date or access deadline is stated for the virtual tour.
