ERIC to host first solo photography exhibition in Seoul
ERIC is hosting his first official solo photography exhibition, 'Baby Pink Letter Exhibition', in Seoul, followed by his first solo fan meeting.
ERIC will hold his first official solo photography exhibition, 'Baby Pink Letter Exhibition', from September 7 to 13 at CCCS Hannam in Seoul, followed by a domestic fan meeting at Kwangwoon University on September 14.
ERIC will hold his solo photography exhibition, 'Baby Pink Letter Exhibition', from September 7 to 13 on the second floor of CCCS Hannam in Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul. This exhibition is the first official exhibition prepared by ERIC for his fandom, The B, and conveys his daily life, thoughts, and feelings toward fans through photography under the slogans 'ERIC is Energy' and 'Feel the Energy'.
Visitors to the exhibition can view various works captured through ERIC's perspective, including daily life photos and pieces expressing his affection for fans. Anticipation for the event has increased with the simultaneous release of five types of posters and interview videos.
Since his debut, ERIC has garnered attention for his outstanding dance skills and stage presence, while also building musical capabilities by participating in rap making and songwriting for his team's albums. He won the Newcomer Award in the Radio category at the 2025 MBC Entertainment Awards for his activities as a radio DJ and recently signed an exclusive contract with GRID Entertainment.
Following the conclusion of the exhibition, ERIC will hold his first domestic solo fan meeting titled 'Son Young-jae Over Flowers' on September 14 at the Donghae Culture and Arts Center Grand Theater at Kwangwoon University in Nowon-gu, Seoul. During the fan meeting, he will prepare a special time to communicate directly with fans based on the daily life shared through the exhibition.
ERIC is conducting this photography exhibition and fan meeting as part of 'The Baby Pink Code: THE B Festa by ERIC' project. Through the exhibition and fan meeting, ERIC, who has expanded his activities from the stage, radio, and fashion to photography, begins a week of getting even closer to his fans.
Covers K-pop for KSW Journal, and also writes about Culture and K-Variety.
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