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Hiroshi Sugimoto, one of Japan s best-known photographers, turns his lens on Italy s architectural masterworks to create a meditation on the potential of cultural exchange and the possibility of cultural fusion.
"[Hiroshi Sugimoto] is lavish in its presentation of Sugimoto’s photographic work and even more so, his underlying concepts and motivation. . . for those thoroughly acquainted with Sugimoto’s work and for lovers of his image making philosophy, this book is a must have."
-NEW YORK JOURNAL OF BOOKS
Hiroshi Sugimoto is a world-renowned artist. Ryuji Hiraoka is assistant professor at the Prefectural University of Kumamoto. Monsignor Timothy Verdon is the director of the Opera del Duomo Museum, Florence. Mark Erdmann is an art historian in Kyoto. Yukie Kamiya is the director of Japan Society Gallery, New York.
"[Hiroshi Sugimoto] is lavish in its presentation of Sugimoto’s photographic work and even more so, his underlying concepts and motivation. . . for those thoroughly acquainted with Sugimoto’s work and for lovers of his image making philosophy, this book is a must have."
-NEW YORK JOURNAL OF BOOKS
Hiroshi Sugimoto is a world-renowned artist. Ryuji Hiraoka is assistant professor at the Prefectural University of Kumamoto. Monsignor Timothy Verdon is the director of the Opera del Duomo Museum, Florence. Mark Erdmann is an art historian in Kyoto. Yukie Kamiya is the director of Japan Society Gallery, New York.