Jimin's inspired artwork created by the talented and skilled South Korean artist Lee K can now be found at the Magnate café in Busan, which Jimin's father owns.

On the 22nd of September, Artist Lee K was seen through his Instagram account while installing some of his Jimin-inspired portraits at the Magnate café. Those who were at the establishment said that he selected the best spots himself before hanging the works of art there.

As a result, countless fans have been sharing photos and videos of Lee K posing next to the portraits or while installing them at the café. Others have also taken this chance to go and view the artwork while visiting the beloved café. This is because among the breathtaking pieces is the beautiful and thought-provoking portrait that artist Lee K exhibited at the Carrousel du Louvre during the Focus Art Fair from the 1st-4th of September this year.

The Fair brought in a lot of visitors and fans from all over the world to see Jimin's portrait, with everyone taking to social media to share videos and photos of the moment. Additionally, Indonesian writer Rahma Runindaru shared a prosaic piece explicitly depicting Jimin's glorious beauty as the 'inexorable masterpiece of God', wishing to have seen the work of art herself or one day glance upon Jimin's face.

It is special to see Jimin's artwork in his father's cafe because it makes sense that his inspired artwork does indeed belong to him. The fact that Jimin's father installed the pieces at his café shows how much love their family shares, especially his father toward him. He never misses an opportunity to show how proud he is of his son in every way possible, from sending him congratulatory flowers on his birthday to conducting donations on his behalf. Fans have recounted finding souvenirs of Jimin displayed at the Magnate, as well as his fan projects like the replica of the Jimin birthday plane by Chinese fans, and Jimin fan site portraits, among others. Items with Jimin's image, like the 'Christmas Love' themed cup holders, which can be used by visitors, are proudly exhibited there; there is even a banner that says, "The world shines brighter since the day Jimin arrived" sent by a fan as a gift.