Tag Archives: Hiroshi Sugimoto

Review: Stefan Heyne, The Noise

By eyecurious | Published: 9 March 2010
Stefan Heyne’s The Noise is aptly named. His images give the impression of being situated between two states, like the static between radio stations. Their subjects, a window, the keel of a boat, a doorway, a phone, are still recognizable but are reduced to the most basic forms emerging from the surrounding darkness. Heyne uses [...]
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Hiroshi Sugimoto: Lightning fields

By eyecurious | Published: 9 September 2009
Hiroshi Sugimoto is showing prints from his latest series in progress, Lightning Fields, at the Fraenkel Gallery in San Francisco. Each image is created by applying an electrical charge from a 400,000-volt Van De Graaff generator directly onto the negative. I find them truly stunning.
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