Hiroshi Sugimoto has explored ideas of time, empiricism and metaphysics through a surreal and formalistic approach since the 1970s. A self-described "habitual self-interlocutor," Sugimoto uses the camera as a bridge between abstract questions and the quiet, comical nature of modern everyday life. Whether formally photographing Madame Tussauds wax figures and the wildlife scenes at the American Museum of Natural History, or opening the lens of his eight-by-ten camera to capture a two-hour-long film in one exposure, he explores themes of consumerism, narrative and existence in rich and evocative imagery. This new project presents a survey of Sugimoto’s iconic work, from his calm seascapes to his more recent exploration of lightning fields and photogenic drawing. Created in conjunction with an upcoming exhibition at Fundación Mapfre in Spain, the survey includes an introduction and essay by writer and curator Philip Larratt-Smith, an interview with Sugimoto and text by the prominent Brazilian artist Iran do Espírito Santo.
##朴素而具有禅意思考的审美,充满对自然的敬畏和敬仰,有几个系列非常有意境
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评分##广州方所 8x10的柔软
评分##是非常哲学性的语言。
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评分##闪电像藏在黑夜中的树脉 /电这个词被认为源自古希腊的elektron,意思是“琥珀”。
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评分##后面是关于作品的访谈
评分##Everything is chance… 最好做艺术的方式可能是自己来。
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