This February Pace Gallery, New York, hosts Sea of Buddha, an exhibition featuring photographs from Hiroshi Sugimoto’s series of the same title and a related film work. The Sea of Buddha series, conceived in 1988 and realised in 1995, explores the artist’s overarching interest in light, history and time – which the artist refers to as “one of the most abstract concepts human beings have created.” For the exhibition, 36 photographs from the series will be installed, alongside works from Sugimoto’s iconic Seascapes series (1980–), in which the horizon divides sea and sky in varying locations and atmospheric conditions.

From 5 February – 5 March.