Actress Roh Yoon-seo to lead massive mural project in Yeosu
Actress Roh Yoon-seo is set to reveal her artistic talents by leading a massive mural project on the upcoming episode of tvN's 'Fresh off the Sea Season 3'.
Actress Roh Yoon-seo is expected to lead a massive mural project during the final episode of tvN's 'Fresh off the Sea Season 3' airing October 22. The Ewha Womans University fine arts major will showcase her skills in Yeosu alongside three siblings following a grueling set-net fishing challenge.

Actress Roh Yoon-seo is capturing attention by demonstrating exceptional talent not only in acting but also in fine arts. As her background as a Western Painting major from Ewha Womans University draws renewed interest, attention is also focused on an upcoming massive mural that she is expected to lead and complete. Having built a presence through delicate emotional acting, she is set to reveal another side of her charm through brushes and paintings.
In the 12th episode of tvN's 'Fresh off the Sea Season 3' airing on October 22, the final journey of the four siblings in Yeosu will be revealed. This broadcast will feature a diverse range of stories, from a cooking competition themed around pork to intense set-net fishing and a special mural project. It is expected to be a time where a different side of Roh Yoon-seo, distinct from her persona as an actress, can be seen.
First, the four siblings will participate in a pork-themed cooking competition alongside guest Jung Sang-hoon. As each person transforms into a character with a unique personality to take on the cooking challenge, Roh Yoon-seo is expected to bring laughter by appearing as a "baby pig chef." However, contrary to her enthusiasm, unexpected obstacles are expected to arise, creating a mix of tension and laughter on set. The process of determining the final winner through the cold evaluations of judge Yum Jung-ah and a gourmet judging panel is also a key point to watch.
Following this, the four siblings face grueling labor in the sea of Yeosu. They will test their physical strength and patience by attempting set-net fishing, pulling up massive nets that are 10 times the size of a soccer field. The work, conducted in a 36-degree heatwave, is a significant challenge in itself. Curiosity is growing as it is teased that the identity of the fish that even made the usually bold Kim Sun-young tremble with fear will be revealed.
After the hard labor of fishing, a final meal capturing the flavors of the Yeosu sea awaits. The table will be filled with a bountiful spread, including savory grilled gizzard shad, chewy boiled octopus, and a large-scale braised silver pomfret. The meal shared after sweating together is expected to be a moment that goes beyond a simple "mukbang," allowing the four siblings to reflect on the memories and bonds they built in Yeosu.
There is a separate scene to mark the grand finale of this journey: the four siblings completing a massive mural by filling a blank wall with various drawings. In particular, expectations are high as Roh Yoon-seo is reported to have led the work, demonstrating her skills as a fine arts major. Not only the finished result on screen, but also the process of many people joining forces to create a single painting is expected to leave a warm impression.
Born in 2000, Roh Yoon-seo is an actress with a major in fine arts who graduated from the Western Painting department of Ewha Womans University. Since 'Our Blues,' she has expanded her acting spectrum through various works such as 'Crash Course in Romance,' 'Black Knight,' '20th Century Girl,' and 'Hear Me: Our Summer.' Recently, she has been solidifying her position as an actress by building her own unique color in each project.
While primarily known to the public as an actress, this mural project is expected to serve as an opportunity to show that Roh Yoon-seo possesses a solid foundation in fine arts beyond acting. By translating the sensibilities she built while studying Western Painting at university into an actual task within a variety show, she is set to prove her other side through skill, moving beyond simply having a background as an art major. Interest is gathering regarding what the massive mural, to be revealed alongside the final journey in Yeosu, will look like.
Oh Seo-yoon reports for Mediafine Global, mainly covering K-Variety and also writing on K-drama, K-pop and K-movie.
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