Seascapes' timelessness by Hiroshi Sugimoto

With these sea landscapes that spill out of the frame, subtle variations of the water surface, more or less distinct horizons, Hiroshi Sugimoto’s photographs question timelessness. For over 30 years, the Japanese photographer has travelled the world, feeding his Seascapes series, which was the object of an eponymous book published by Xavier Barral in October 2015, collecting many original images.

North Atlantic Ocean, Cliffs of Moher, 1989 photography of the Seascapes serie has been published in the Miscellanea pages of Cercle Magazine #5: Oceans.

Boden Sea Uttwil, 1993 — *Boden Sea Uttwil*, 1993

Ionian Sea Santa Cesarea, 1993 — *Ionian Sea Santa Cesarea*, 1993

Tyrrhenian Sea Scilla, 1993 — *Tyrrhenian Sea Scilla*, 1993

Tyrrhenian Sea Priano, 1994 — *Tyrrhenian Sea Priano*, 1994

Lake Superior Cascade River, 1995 — *Lake Superior Cascade River*, 1995

Baltic Sea Rugen, 1996 — *Baltic Sea Rugen*, 1996

Sea of Japan Rebun Island, 1996 — *Sea of Japan Rebun Island*, 1996

North Atlantic Ocean Cape Breton Island, 1996 — *North Atlantic Ocean Cape Breton Island*, 1996

Bay of Sagami Atami, 1997 — *Bay of Sagami Atami,* 1997

Cover of the book Hiroshi Sugimoto : Seascapes – Éditions Xavier Barral, 2015 — Cover of the book *Hiroshi Sugimoto : Seascapes* – Éditions Xavier Barral, 2015

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Hiroshi Sugimoto’s website: www.sugimotohiroshi.com
Xavier Barral Editions: www.exb.fr
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