Blackpink’s Jisoo, 31, recently gave fans a little peek into her home, but it wasn’t just her selfies and good looks that had everyone talking. 

Earlier this week, the K-pop star shared a series of photos of what she’s been up to lately, offering a rare glimpse into her everyday life. "A little collection of this and that," she captioned.

Immediately, fans couldn’t help but notice what was hanging on the walls behind her.  

According to reports, one of the paintings appears to be from Korean artist Lee Ufan’s well-known 'Dialogue' series. And these art pieces can fetch eye-watering prices. 

A 2020 'Dialogue' piece reportedly sold for around 1.9 billion won (S$1.7 million) in 2023, while another from 2019 fetched 1.6 billion won (S$1.5 million) in 2025. Some larger works from the series have also been estimated to be worth more than 1 billion won (S$920,000).

Another painting in the background is also believed to be from 'Écriture', a well-known series by late Korean artist Park Seo-bo. Known for its repetitive lines and meditative style, his works are also highly sought after by collectors.

Of course, while the exact value of the pieces has not been confirmed and it’s unclear whether the artworks actually belong to Jisoo, fans were still in awe at the possible art treasures in the background. 

Some also said that the minimalist pieces offer an unexpected glimpse into Jisoo’s personal taste in art. And, well, we all know she can afford to splurge a little.

It also looks like Jisoo is giving fans plenty more to look forward to, with her new solo track “CLICK” set to drop on Sept 4.  

Who knew Jisoo was an art collector?

(The piece on the right is believed to be from Lee Ufan’s “Dialogue” series, while the one on the left is believed to be by the late artist Park Seo-bo.)

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