"Thirty-Year-Old Jennie Faces Twenty-Five" Jennie Holds First Photo Exhibition 'J2NNI5'... All Proceeds Donated

◆ A Special Record Shared with Fans on Her Thirtieth Birthday Jennie (JENNIE), a member of BLACKPINK and a solo artist, continues her unique journey and presents a special gift to her fans. On the 30th, her agency OA Entertainment announced that Jennie will hold her first photo exhibition 'Jennie Photo Exhibition J2NNI5' from January 16 to 29 at Youthquake in Jongno-gu, Seoul.

This exhibition is set up to celebrate Jennie's 30th birthday on January 16. It holds special meaning as Jennie, now thirty, shares previously unreleased records from her twenty-five-year-old self with her fans. Jennie is known to have directly participated in the overall project for this exhibition, putting effort into the curation.

◆ Encounter with Top-Class Artists Hong Jang-hyun, Shin Seon-hye, and Mok Jeong-wook The multiple layers of Jennie's portrait in the released poster symbolically represent the thematic consciousness that this exhibition embodies. The exhibition will feature images of Jennie captured by top photographers representing Korea, including Hong Jang-hyun, Shin Seon-hye, and Mok Jeong-wook. It is expected to be a place where visitors can face Jennie's true face and its facets discovered in unintended moments, rather than her glamorous stage presence.

◆ Publication of Photo Book and Practicing Good Influence In addition to the works displayed in the exhibition space, a photo book containing unreleased photos will also be published. The agency stated, "It captures Jennie's most natural and honest appearances that have never been seen before." In particular, Jennie has decided to donate all proceeds from the ticket sales of this photo exhibition, starting her thirties with a warm act of sharing.

◆ Solo Power Proven with 'Ruby' Meanwhile, Jennie solidified her position as an artist by releasing her first solo studio album 'Ruby' this year. The album's tracks, including the title song 'Like Jennie', have been re-evaluated in various year-end charts, proving both musicality and popularity. Tickets for the photo exhibition can be reserved through Melon Ticket starting January 9.