Hiroshi Sugimoto
350 Aegean Sae Pilion 1990
1991
offset lithograph ED500
24.0×31.0cm
Frame:37.2×48.2cm
Hiroshi Sugimoto’s "Seascape" series is particularly popular among his works. He poses the question, "Is it possible for modern humans to see the same landscapes as ancient people?" and has relentlessly captured "seascapes" around the world in search of the answer. The horizon divides the sea and sky, creating a world split between black and white, making this series a hallmark of Sugimoto’s artistry. This piece comes from the limited edition of 500 copies of "Time Exposed" (Kyoto Shoin, 1991), featuring 50 works from the "Seascape" series, with the title and piece number embossed at the bottom.
Frame: New
The frame is almost the same as the image, but the size of the edge is slightly different. For details, please contact us.
Delivery of this piece within Japan will take approximately 1 week to 10 days.
ABOUT Hiroshi Sugimoto
He is one of the most highly regarded Japanese artists in the world today.
His work transcends the realm of photography and expands the possibilities of conceptual art.
It is not uncommon for his photographic works to be auctioned for prices exceeding 100 million yen.
Themes such as time, life, and reality are expressed through his flawlessly finished photographic pieces.
BIOGRAPHY
1948 Born in Tokyo, Japan
1970 Graduated from Saint Pauls University, Tokyo
1974 Graduated from Art Center College of Design, Los Angeles
1974 Moved to New York
Grant/Award/Honor
1977 C.A.P.S. (Creative Arts Public Service) Fellowship, New York
1980 John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship, New York
1982 National Endowment for the Arts, Washington, D.C.
1988 Mainichi Art Prize, Tokyo
1999 International Center of Photography, Fifteenth Annual Infinity Award: Art, New York
2000 Honorary Doctorate of Fine Arts, Parsons School of Design, New School University, New York
2001 Hasselblad Foundation International Award in Photography, Gothenburg, Sweden
2006 PHotoEspana Prize, Madrid
2009 Praemium Imperiale Award for Painting, Tokyo
2010 Medal with Purple Ribbon, Tokyo
2013 Officier de Lordre des Arts et des Lettres, Paris
2014 Isamu Noguchi Award, New York
2017 The Royal Photographic Society, Centenary Medal, London
2017 Person of Cultural Merit, Tokyo
2018 National Arts Club Medal of Honor in Photography, New YorkMajor
solo exhibitions from 2018
2018
Quatro Ragazzi: Hopes and Illusions of the Momoyama Renaissance - Europe through the Eyes of Hiroshi Sugiomto and the Tensho Embassy. Nagasaki Prefectural Art Museum. Nagasaki.
Hiroshi Sugimoto. Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Tel Aviv.
The First Encounter-Italy through Eyes of Hiroshi Sugimoto and Tensho Embassy. Galleria Continua, San Gimignano.
Surface of Revolution. The Estate of Trianon, Versailles.
Quatro Ragazzi. MOA Museum of Art, Atami.
Still Life. Royal Museum of Fine Arts of Belgium, Brussels.
Hiroshi Sugimoto B.C.. Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco
2019
Past Presence. Marian Goodman Gallery, New York.
2020
Past Vitam. Kyoto City KYOCERA Museum of Art, Kyoto
飄々表具ーFrame of Japan, Hosomi Museum, Kyoto
Opticks. Fraenkel Gallery, San Francisco
Past Presence. Gallery Koyanagi, Tokyo
2021
Everyday is a stomy day, Study Hall, Ryosoku-in Temple, Kyoto
Opticks, Gallery Koyanagi, Tokyo
Theory of Colour, Marian Goodman Gallery, Paris
2022
The Descent of The Kasuga Spirit, Kasugataisha Museum, Nara.
Honkadori. Himeji City Museum of Art, Himeji.
Opera House. Gallery Koyanagi, Tokyo
Fime Elements, Noh Climax. Engyoji Temple, Himeji.
Journey of the Kasuga Spirit, Kanazawa Prefectural Kanazawa Bunko Museum, Yokohama.
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