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Todd Hido

B. United States, 1968

The Works

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1

Todd Hido

#2027-a

1997

Archival pigment print

2

Todd Hido

#2421

1999

Archival pigment print

3

Todd Hido

#1731

1996

Archival pigment print

4

Todd Hido

#2154-a

1998

Archival pigment print

5

Todd Hido

#7851

2008

Archival pigment print

6

Todd Hido

#2024

1997

Archival pigment print

7

Todd Hido

#7373

2008

Archival pigment print

8

Todd Hido

#2027-b

1997

Archival pigment print

9

Todd Hido

#1447-a

1994

Archival pigment print

10

Todd Hido

#3557-y

2005

Archival pigment print

11

Todd Hido

#2424-b

1999

Archival pigment print

12

Todd Hido

#2523

1999

Archival pigment print

13

Todd Hido

#1738

1996

Archival pigment print

14

Todd Hido

#3223

2003

Archival pigment print

15

Todd Hido

#1609-b

1996

Archival pigment print

16

Todd Hido

#3091

2002

Archival pigment print

17

Todd Hido

#10192

2011

Archival pigment print

18

Todd Hido

#9198

2010

Archival pigment print

19

Todd Hido

#3333

2004

Archival pigment print

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Todd Hido

#11177-7625

2014

Archival pigment print

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Todd Hido

#9202

2010

Archival pigment print

22

Todd Hido

#10625-12

2011

Archival pigment print

23

Todd Hido

#8869

2008

Archival pigment print

24

Todd Hido

#11896-4220751

2018

Archival pigment print

Todd Hido

B. United States 1968

todd hido portrait

B. United States 1968

Biography

Todd Hido’s photographs are made during long, solitary drives. The main subject of his work is the American urban and suburban landscape, often photographed at night. Celebrated for his use of textural detail and colour, Hido explores subtleties and variations in light and shadow found in these quietly unsettling scenes. Isolated suburban houses have gone on to become an ongoing source of inspiration and investigation for the artist. His work has a cinematic quality, reproducing the aesthetic of the film still. The artist brings these expressive, eery qualities to his photographs of unpopulated interiors which explore similar themes to his landscape work. 

Todd Hido was born in Kent, Ohio in 1968. He received his B.F.A. from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, and Tufts University. In 1996, he earned his M.F.A. from the California College of Arts and Crafts. Hido has been the recipient of the Eureka Fellowship, Fleishhacker Foundation, Wallace Alexander Gerbode Foundation Visual Arts Award, and the Barclay Simpson Award. His photographs have been featured in Artforum, The New York Times Magazine, Wired, Elephant and FOAM. His work is held in the permanent collections of many noted public and private collections including the Getty, the Whitney Museum of Art, the Guggenheim Museum, New York, and San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. He is currently an adjunct professor at the California College of Art in San Francisco.

Hido lives and works in San Francisco.

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