Photographer Koo Bohn-chang captures marks of time through otherworldly portraits

Seoul-based photographer Koo Bohn-chang captures the minimalist essence of Korea’s 18th-century moon jars by breathing life into the soft, milky shimmer of these rotund vessels through his lens.

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