Hello, I am Yuk Eunyeong.

When I was in middle school, I first experienced acting through an agency that participated in drama, film, and advertisement productions. At that time, I was a student more interested in music, so I decided to pursue a path in music rather than acting, and through that process I accumulated various artistic experiences and continued a journey to discover my true self.

As time passed into my mid-20s, I chose to study at a private academy and relearn acting for about 9 months. At first, the motivation was encouragement from those around me, but above all, I felt a strong need for a new outlet to express and release emotions from the depths of my heart. Since I had been used to hiding my emotions since my teens, the art of acting, which allows me to authentically express the lives and feelings of characters in works, gradually became a great resonance for me. If music is work that tells a story, acting is an art that lets me experience another life beyond the frame of who I am.

I don’t want to be just a passing artist; I want to remain an artist whom the public wonders about for a long time and keeps getting to know. No matter what character, I will begin with myself and become someone who authentically conveys a variety of emotions within that character.”