Lee Hee Jun Stuns Fans with New Journey as an Artist

From Drama Sets to Art Galleries-Lee Hee Jun’s Wild Career Switch If you thought

Lee Hee Jun

was just your typical

K-drama

workaholic, think again. This guy, who’s blown us away in everything from the gritty thriller “Mouse” to the historical epic “1987: When the Day Comes,” just made a comeback-but not on screen. This time, he’s making waves as a

contemporary artist

, and honestly, who saw this plot twist coming? Lee Hee Jun, who’s been the backbone of hits like “My Husband Got a Family,” “The Queen of Office,” “Steal Heart,” and “A Killer Paradox,” is now stepping into the art world. And he’s not doing it halfway-he’s debuting with a bang, teaming up with the legendary

Koon

for a major exhibition in Seoul. Forget just acting, Lee’s now painting, sculpting, and probably making all of us question if we’re doing enough with our lives.

The Koon Collab-Where K-Drama Meets Pop Art Madness This isn’t your average celebrity side project. Lee Hee Jun’s collaboration with Koon is already turning heads. The exhibition, which opened on July 3rd, 2025, is packed with bold, quirky, and totally Instagrammable pieces. If you thought art galleries were boring, this one is where K-drama energy meets pop art chaos. And get this: some of the artworks are valued at over ₹1 crore! (That’s more than most of us will see in a decade, let’s be real.) Fans are lining up to see if Lee’s creative side can match his on-screen intensity. Judging by the buzz, he’s nailing it.

Lee Hee Jun’s Iconic Roles-Why He’s a Big Deal Let’s not forget why Lee Hee Jun’s art debut is such a shocker. This is the same guy who’s delivered unforgettable performances in: · “Mouse” (2021) as the intense detective Go Moo Chi · “1987: When the Day Comes” (2017), a critically acclaimed political drama · “My Husband Got a Family” (2012), the K-drama that made him a household name · “The Queen of Office” (2013), “Steal Heart” (2014), and “A Killer Paradox” (2024) · “Miss Baek” (2018), “The Man Standing Next” (2020), and the recent “Nine Puzzles” (2025) He’s the definition of a “trustworthy actor”-the kind you know will deliver, no matter the genre.Why Are So Many Stars Turning to Art? Let’s be real-when Indian celebs dabble in painting, it’s usually just a headline. But Lee Hee Jun is all in, putting the same dedication into art that he brings to his acting. Maybe it’s the stress of constant filming, maybe it’s a search for something deeper, or maybe he just wanted to try something wild and new. Either way, it’s a refreshing reminder that even the busiest stars need a creative escape.What’s Next for Lee Hee Jun? (And Why We’re Here for It) With his art debut, Lee Hee Jun is showing that reinvention isn’t just for pop stars. He’s breaking the mold, proving you can chase new dreams even after you’ve “made it.” Whether he’s acting, painting, or collaborating with art legends, he’s inspiring a whole new wave of fans to get out there and try something unexpected.