Invisible cinema Sea, See, She – To whom I Have Yet to See

What kind of story did mankind have before sharing words?

Since ancient times, people have played music and danced together to create a community story.

In 2020, a “cinema” is born that evokes the perception of human being and draws stories from sounds.

By listening to the rich sound that overflows, this movie invites the audience to the space and time in the woods and the deep sea, creating countless stories in each imaginary landscape.

Sound artist, evala challenges this unprecedented project. In 2016, a project named “See by Your Ears” was launched, extending the possibilities of sound across fields, from music, art, urban planning, movies and to the world.

This time, evala created a “sound movie” of a sound artist, unparalleled in the world, with the theme of “invisible cinema”. It is an attempt to create a new movie experience of “watching a movie in the dark”, and at the same time, presenting a leading-edge example of updating a conventional cinema with evala's unique sound composing skill making full use of a stereophonic sound system.

In addition to the documentary film “Tower of the Sun”, capturing Taro Okamoto,  the film director Mitsutoshi Sekine, who has gained a great reputation in the philosophical visual world, resonated with the world of evala's work and participated in this project. The collaboration of the two is the first time since they created "TRANSPHERE", a short film released for the largest “IMAX Laser® / GT Technology” theater in Japan.

The long-awaited world premiere will be held for three days from January 24th (Friday) to 26th (Sunday), 2020, after a pre-performance held at Spiral Hall, Tokyo in August this year. It should be a revolutionary experience that causes a stir in the modern society where the visual floods.