On THE SIN : VANISH, an album built on a vampire narrative, she carved a knife to match the title track 'Knife'. A prop that passes across the screen in seconds, yet those seconds define the impression a concept leaves. Sculpting sharp forms in 3D and setting them safely on an idol's body. It is the work of adding a point to the polished surface of the stage.
For XG's Juria and Hinata, she created 3D nails and crowns rising above their heads. Comments flooded in saying the hair pieces defied belief. In Jennie's 'FALLEN ANGEL' music video, released on the 28th, a headpiece created with hair artist Gabe Sin completed the silhouette of a fallen angel. Thorns, knives, and crowns each carry a different narrative.
Park Eunbin's work brings a character's worldview into visual form. In the process that runs from 3D modeling to physical production, an idol's body dons a sharp story. Forms where metal and plant, coldness and organic curves coexist add depth to an idol's character. Behind the polished finish hides a pointed narrative.
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FAQ
What props did Park Eunbin VINI create for ENHYPEN?
Park Eunbin created silver thorn objects and blade-shaped 3D custom pieces for ENHYPEN's 〈DESIRE : UNLEASH〉 and 〈THE SIN : VANISH〉 concept photos. Thorn stems and crowns tailored to each member combined metallic shine with organic curves, visually embodying the group's vampire narrative.
Who made the headpiece for Jennie's 'FALLEN ANGEL' music video?
The headpiece in Jennie's 'FALLEN ANGEL' music video was made by 3D artist Park Eunbin (VINI) in collaboration with hair artist Gabe Shin. The piece was a key prop completing the fallen angel concept silhouette and was revealed when the video dropped on the 28th.
What work did VINI do for XG?
VINI created towering 3D crowns and 3D nails for XG's Jurin and Hinata. The hair pieces in particular drew 'this doesn't make sense' reactions for their striking form, exemplifying her signature sharp metallic objects safely integrated onto idol bodies.
