Park Hyung-sik

Park Hyung-sik is a multifaceted South Korean artist, renowned for his talents as a singer, dancer, actor, and producer. He gained fame as a member of the boy band ZE:A (Children of Empire), which debuted under Star Empire Entertainment in January 2010 with the single album "Nativity." Park, who serves as the group's main vocalist and visual, graduated from Singal High School and later earned a degree in Acting Arts from Digital Seoul Culture and Arts University.

ZE:A quickly garnered attention despite initial controversy over its name, which was similar to that of Brown Eyed Girls member JeA. To resolve this issue, the pronunciation of ZE:A was altered, allowing the group to flourish, particularly in Southeast Asia after signing with Sony Music for promotional efforts across nine countries.

In January 2017, as rumors of disbandment circulated following the expiration of his contract, the group confirmed it was on an indefinite hiatus rather than disbanding. Park Hyung-sik fulfilled his mandatory military service from June 10, 2019, to January 4, 2021. Upon his discharge, he established P&Studio, a new company in partnership with several of his longtime managers, under the umbrella of United Artists Agency.

Currently, Park is pursuing a diverse career as a performer, engaging in musicals, television dramas, and commercial modeling, showcasing his versatility as an entertainer.