Hiroshi Sugimoto - Time Exposed #336 North Sea - Berriedale ,1991
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Artwork Details
Tri-tone offset lithograph mounted on board
Size: Image size: 24.13 x 31.75 cm Artist's Signature embossed on the mount No Apparent Condition issues
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The print is tipped along the upper edge to a mount with blind embossed title, date and plate number.
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Hiroshi Sugimoto creates photography that he describes as “time exposed”, serving as a time capsule for events in time. His minimalist compositions reflect on the transience of life and the journey between life and death.
Hiroshi Sugimoto creates photography that he describes as “time exposed”, serving as a time capsule for events in time. His minimalist compositions reflect on the transience of life and the journey between life and death.
Taking inspiration from the sleek lines of modern architecture, and the Surrealist movement, we love how Sugimoto draws from art history when creating his photographs. The artist uses extremely long exposure times to create that obscured, mystical feeling in his photographs. Sugimoto was born and raised in Tokyo, Japan. He studied politics and sociology before retraining as an artist four years later. He received his BFA in Fine Arts at the Art Center College of Design in California. Sugimoto then settled in New York, where his career as an artist would begin.
Taking inspiration from the sleek lines of modern architecture, and the Surrealist movement, we love how Sugimoto draws from art history when creating his photographs. His minimalist photographs depict expansive seascapes, leaving the viewer to ponder the story behind each piece.
