Go Hyun-jung and Song Hye-kyo to Lee Byung-hun and Byun Woo-seok: 62 Korean and Japanese actors in 'Face to Face'

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From Go Hyun-jung to Lee Byung-hun, Song Hye-kyo, Park Shin-hye, Kim So-hyun, and Lee Dong-wook to Byun Woo-seok. The 'Face to Face' (hereinafter Face to Face) of top actors is being unveiled.

Next month on the 7th, the photo exhibition 'Face to Face,' a collaboration between Korea's representative photographer Kim Young-jo and Japan's representative art director Yoshida Yuni, will open. The exhibition will be held at the Seoul DDP I-gan Museum until June 7.

This exhibition was planned not merely as a display but as a project connecting people and society through art, functioning as a new cultural platform linking Seoul and Tokyo. The exhibition was also planned as a social contribution project, with proceeds donated to fund treatments for children patients.

Sixty-two Korean and Japanese Yang Guk-eul (CEO) actors participated in this project.

In Korea (in alphabetical order), Go Hyun-jung, Kim Da-mi, Kim Min-kyu, Kim So-hyun, Kim Young-dae, Kim Hye-jun, Park Sung-hoon, Park Shin-hye, Park Ji-hoo, Park Hae-soo, Park Hyung-sik, Byun Woo-seok, Seo In-guk, So Ji-sub, Song Hye-kyo, Ahn Bo-hyun, Ahn So-hee, Ahn Eun-jin, Yang Se-jong, Ok Taek-yeon, Woo Do-hwan, Lee Dong-wook, Lee Byung-hun, Lee Jae-wook, Lee Jun-ho, Lee Jin-wook, Lee Hee-jun, Lee Yu-mi, Jang Ki-yong, Jeon Yeo-bin, Jung So-min, Jung Chae-yeon, Jo Jung-suk, Jo Woo-jin, Ju Ji-hoon, Cha Ju-young, Chae Won-bin, Chae Jong-hyup, Cheon Woo-hee, Choi Hyun-wook, Choi Young-woo, Han Ji-min, Han Hyo-joo, Hong Kyung, and Hwang Jung-min participated.

In Japan, Komatsu Nana, Kikuchi Rinko, Nakano Taiga, Nagase Masatoshi, Nagayama Eita, Natsuki Mari, Nagasawa Masami, Miyazawa Rie, Mizukawa Asami, Sakaguchi Kentaro, Akaso Eiji, Yagi Rikako, Odagiri Joe, Itagaki Rihito, Kawai Yumi, Kaho, and Hirose Suzu participated, completing the Han Il-eul (CEO) lineup.

The exhibition is an immersive art project with the concept of 'Actor × Flower,' combining the narratives and emotions of actors with flowers as symbolic objects. Kim Young-jo's portrait-focused photography and Yoshida Yuni's analog object direction are combined to realize the entire exhibition space as a single scene.

This exhibition is a project connected to the Tokyo Azabu-Dai Hills Gallery exhibition in Japan, and the Seoul DDP exhibition was planned as a core pillar of a global art tour linking Tokyo and Seoul.

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