Hiroshi Sugimoto Guest Edits Aperture on Stopping Time

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Hiroshi Sugimoto guest edited an issue of Aperture magazine, centering it on the theme of stopping time. The profile traces his path from Tokyo to Los Angeles to New York, where he sold Japanese antiques alongside leading Conceptual artists before building a practice grounded in duration, memory, and photographic time. His studio houses a Van de Graaff generator, a Tesla coil, and Triassic-era fossils, tools as much as curiosities.
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