Actor Jeong I-seo showed a range of looks from fresh charm to chic allure.
On the 27th, Jeong I-seo's agency, J-Wide Company, released the concept photo shoot "WIDE SCENE." "WIDE SCENE" is a photo project that documents actors' broad spectrums.
In the photo shoot, Jeong I-seo freely moved between black-and-white styling, showcasing polar-opposite charms. In a white dress she showed a fresh mood and pure visuals, and in a black dress she exuded a chic charm.
With delicate facial expressions that presented a completely different atmosphere in each cut, Jeong I-seo demonstrated a wide concept spectrum and raised the photo shoot's level of completion.
In an interview, Jeong I-seo said she was very grateful to have appeared in the works of directors Bong Joon-ho and Park Chan-wook and added, I hope I grow more and can meet them again on set.
For her happiest memory, she cited the moment she walked the red carpet for the film "Her Hobby Life," conducted a GV and met audiences. Asked about roles she would like to challenge, Jeong I-seo said, If given the opportunity, I would like to try melodrama or romantic comedy. But actually I'm open to any genre. Right now I want to consistently work on good projects for a long time.
This year, the "WIDE SCENE" Jeong I-seo wants to draw is "a purple tulip." Jeong I-seo explained, The flower language is eternal love and deep trust. I too want to be an actor who is loved forever and at the same time can give deep trust. I chose the purple tulip to mean I want to be an attractive actor like the attractive purple color.
Meanwhile, Jeong I-seo recently played the brainwashing psychic Seok Ju-ran in the Netflix series The Wonder Fools, leaving a strong impression on global viewers.
[Photo] J-Wide Company
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