Miyon of i-dle shares growth insights and future plans in a recent interview, highlighting her artistic evolution and desire to act.
November/29/2025 15:40
Miyon of i-dle announced more active activities. Recently, fashion magazine WWD Korea published a gravure featuring Miyon for the November issue. This gravure, themed "The Endless Spectrum of a Dreamer," captured Miyon's diverse charm deepening further. In an interview after the gravure shoot, Miyon talked about her growth as an artist in her eighth year since debut. Miyon said, "After debuting, I often received questions like, 'What music do you like? What colors do you like?' I grew a lot in the process of searching for those answers. Knowing myself expanded my expressive range and gave me the courage to challenge myself." Regarding various cover content she showcased on her personal YouTube channel, she revealed, "Through interactions with other artists, I received new inspiration and was able to experience genres I couldn't usually try, thus expanding my musical spectrum." She also expressed her desire to challenge acting if given a good opportunity. This year, she started activities under the new group name i-dle and faced significant changes, stating, "I thought this year would be a stable period, but rather, there were many changes." She reflected, "After going through various turning points, I realized I must continue to move forward without stopping." To her fans, she conveyed a heartfelt message: "I will meet you with even newer appearances, so I hope you look forward to it. I am always grateful for being with me. That feeling is my greatest strength." The full gravure and interview with Miyon can be found in the November issue of WWD Korea, and various digital content such as making films and behind-the-scenes footage will be released sequentially through the official WWD Korea channel.
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