Jang recently contributed to the album cover of MEOVV's June 1 comeback [BITE NOW], sharply defining its medieval, gothic mood. The cold, sharp texture inherent to metal harmonizes seamlessly with MEOVV's fierce concept, visually completing the album's identity with striking precision. Critics have praised her ability to translate sonic intensity into tangible, wearable art.
Her portfolio of collaborations spans a diverse roster of K-pop artists including TWS, ALLDAY PROJECT, NMIXX, and TXT's Yeonjun. Each bespoke metal piece is tailored to the artist's unique identity and concept, commanding singular presence on stage with an unapologetically metallic aesthetic. Jang Jiseon's practice is opening new possibilities for visual art within K-pop, and anticipation is building across the industry for what she will create next.
FAQ
Which K-pop artists has Jang Ji Sun collaborated with?
Jang Ji Sun has collaborated with various K-pop artists including MEOVV, TWS, ALLDAY PROJECT, NMIXX, and TXT's Yeonjun. Through custom metal objets, accessories, garments, and shoe work for each artist, she created distinctive visuals for stages and photoshoots.
What concept did Jang Ji Sun implement in MEOVV's album work?
Jang Ji Sun participated in the cover work for MEOVV's June 1st comeback album [BITE NOW], vividly implementing a medieval and gothic mood. She visually completed the album's intense identity using metal material's characteristically cold and sharp textures.
How far has Jang Ji Sun's metal art work expanded?
Jang Ji Sun's metal custom work has expanded beyond accessories to garments and shoes. Including metal objets and stage pieces, she presents distinctive metal work across K-pop artists' entire stage costumes, pioneering new territory in K-pop visual art.
