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Park Bo-young closes 20th anniversary photo exhibition 'Somewhere in Between,' donates all proceeds

Park Bo-young's week-long Seongsu-dong exhibition closed May 31. Every won from ticket sales goes to charity.

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Park Bo-young closes 20th anniversary photo exhibition 'Somewhere in Between,' donates all proceeds

Park Bo-young's 20th debut anniversary photo exhibition Somewhere in Between closed May 31 after a seven-day run in Seongsu-dong, Seoul. She announced all proceeds would be donated.

The exhibition opened May 25 in collaboration with photographer Mok Jung-wook and fashion magazine Marie Claire. Unreleased photographs of Park Bo-young hung alongside scripts she'd kept from past projects and personal items—a physical archive of two decades as an actress.

She curated the space herself, placing handwritten sentences and notes throughout so her words and the photographs formed one continuous experience. Somewhere in Between centered on "moments in the middle of passing through somewhere"—looking back while still moving forward.

"My effort to understand the lives and hearts of others through my work has grown increasingly," she said. "I want to become someone who can convey small comfort and empathy to others."

The donation announcement came after the run ended, not before. Next up: Park Bo-young plans to meet audiences again with a new project following Goldland.

Edited by the KTRENZ newsroom.

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