Hiroshi Sugimoto: Architecture

“To give the twice as infinity focal point, it brings back the most ideal state of the shape of the architecture. That’s very ironic. It can be a statement and it might be even more beautiful than the finished building—that was my concept.” - Hiroshi Sugimoto

In 2003, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago exhibited Sugimoto's “Architecture” exhibition, which was the first public display of the series.

In 1997, Sugimoto was commissioned by the Los Angeles Museum of Modern Art to exhibit the 20th-century architectural exhibition “At the End of the Century: One Hundred Years of Architecture”. It was originally commissioned by Sugimoto to photograph the architecture of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe as part of the exhibition, which he continued to work on. Expanded works to include Tadao Ando, Works by famous architects such as Frank Gehry, Le Corbusier, Frank Lloyd Wright.