Global artist BLACKPINK Jennie’s striking photos have been revealed.
Famous photographer Hong Jang Hyun posted several photos on the 18th with the caption “JENNIE Photo Exhibition .”
The photos capture various sides of Jennie at the age of 25. They include shots of her relaxing in a bathtub with a natural bare face exuding a free-spirited vibe, bold poses lying on a bed topless, and a cute photo where her hair is styled into a heart shape, revealing yet another charm.
Jennie, wearing only jeans and a bralette that highlight her slender figure, gazes intensely at the camera. She also flawlessly pulled off classic yet chic styling with blunt bangs, an updo, and strong smoky makeup, showcasing her unique personality and presence once again.
Meanwhile, Jennie is holding her first photo exhibition, “JENNIE PHOTO EXHIBITION ,” at Youthquake in Jongno-gu, Seoul, from the 16th to the 29th, attracting attention by releasing a limited run of 3,000 photo books worldwide.
Jennie’s first photo exhibition presents unposed moments revealing the most authentic pieces of Jennie. Unreleased photos of 25-year-old Jennie taken by renowned Korean photographers Hong Jang Hyun, Shin Sun Hye, and Mok Jung Wook will be displayed.
Especially timed with Jennie’s birthday, this exhibition sees Jennie directly involved in the entire project—from publishing the photo book to planning and hosting the exhibition—adding special meaning infused with her own sensibility. The exhibition, photo book, and merchandising form a project condensed with Jennie’s perspective and emotion, expected to naturally share the time and feelings Jennie has gone through.
This exhibition is unique, completed as a single flow through various spatial setups rather than a typical photo show. Visitors move through each floor’s space to encounter the most candid moments of 25-year-old Jennie, free of any specific intent or concept. The exhibition ends with an exclusive behind-the-scenes interview about the photo exhibition and photo book production by Jennie herself, enhancing viewer immersion.
Along with the exhibition, the photo book, produced in a limited edition of 3,000 copies globally, will also be published. The book compiles over 692 pages of records of Jennie’s 25th year, covering more than 50 diverse concepts, and includes works not shown in the exhibition, making it highly collectible. Purchases are limited to one copy per person, with a limited certificate and bookmark given to first edition buyers.
Fifteen types of exhibition merchandise have also been released to commemorate the event. Items include puzzles, scented candles, a 2026 calendar and planner, hoodies, and other lifestyle goods, with bookmarks randomly given upon photo book purchase.