Eric of the group THE BOYZ is set to take on a new challenge as a solo artist, holding his first solo photo exhibition since his debut.

The exhibition, titled 'Baby Pink Letter Exhibition,' will run from November 7 to 13 on the second floor of CCCS in Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul. Ticket reservations open today (the 7th) at 8 p.m. through Naver Reservation.

The exhibition is a gift that Eric personally prepared for his fandom, THE B, who have supported him for a long time. Based on the slogans 'ERIC is Energy' and 'Feel the Energy,' the exhibition will expand the unique color he has conveyed through music into the visual language of photography, showcasing his original energy and sensibility in diverse ways.

Teasers raising anticipation have followed. Eric sequentially released five posters, each capturing a different mood, and presented an interview video answering 22 questions through his official YouTube channel. Notably, in the interview, he expressed his extraordinary love for his fans, saying, "Pink is the color that dyes one's heart toward someone at its warmest temperature," "My love for THE B hasn't changed — it has only grown," and "The happy times we laughed and cried together are, in themselves, my success."

With this exhibition, imbued with his perfectionist passion and signature bright energy, Eric is expected to further broaden his own artistic spectrum.

Debuting as the youngest member of THE BOYZ, Eric has built up his musical capabilities through outstanding dancing skills, rap-making, and participation in writing lyrics. In January of last year, he served as the DJ of 'Idol Radio Season 4,' winning the Rookie Award in the radio category at the '2025 MBC Broadcast Entertainment Awards' with his relaxed and friendly hosting. Recently, he signed an exclusive contract with Grid Entertainment and attended Paris Fashion Week, continuing his active endeavors across various fields.

Meanwhile, after wrapping up the photo exhibition schedule, Eric will meet fans at his 2026 solo fan meeting 'Kkotboda Son Yeong-jae' on November 14, held in two sessions at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. at the Grand Theater of the Donghae Culture and Arts Center at Kwangwoon University in Nowon-gu, Seoul.

Photo = Grid Entertainment