[100 Challenge] Jisook Kim_65

When I look at the cross-sections of raw stones in a museum, it feels as if I am facing not a stone, but a fragment of the universe holding time itself.

Layers have built up over hundreds of millions of years, pressure and heat have flowed through, and minerals have moved and merged, solidifying into a single pattern.

These patterns are the Earth’s long-written record of time, a natural story formed through geological processes.