Bohnchang Koo

In this conversation, Tomasz interviews BOHNCHANG KOO, a renowned photographer based in Seoul, South Korea.
They discuss Koo's journey from studying business administration to becoming a world-renowned photographer. Koo shares his early fascination with observing and creating, as well as his transition from street photography to still-life photography. They also explore Koo's series on Korean ceramics and soap, as well as his approach to capturing beauty and the resonance of his work.
The conversation highlights Koo's ability to find beauty in the ordinary and his exploration of meditative and quiet images. In this conversation, Koo Bohnchang discusses his artistic journey and the evolution of his artistic expression. He emphasizes the importance of creating strong and impactful images while also allowing space for observation and reflection.
The conversation also touches on the connection between Bohnchang's work and his personal experiences and emotions. Bohnchang expresses his desire to continue exploring new subjects and forms of expression while also reflecting on his past works.
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[@donjagoe]

Oh that was special. What a quietly impressive artist and man. Just as you start to lose faith in the world, along comes a deep critical thinker-and feeler. Thank you!

[@framesmagazine]

Thank you so much for watching and leaving your kind comment, Don.

[@adamalthus]

Excellent interview. Thank you!

[@framesmagazine]

Thank you, Adam.

[@TROYCHICALI]

Photography is a wonderful means of showing the basic commonality of humankind. Thank you for this interview.

[@framesmagazine]

Thank you so much, Troy. For watching and for commenting.

[@richardrizzo_photography]

Wonderful story and inspiring work!

[@framesmagazine]

Thank you so much for watching our conversation, Richard.

[@geoffmphotography9444]

Absorbing and interesting. Thank you.

[@framesmagazine]

🙏🙏🙏

[@barrytcook1]

very good again Tomasz ... really enjoying your interviews

[@framesmagazine]

Glad you like them!