FERMATA — Hyunha Cho

Hyunha (Hannah) Cho

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is a graphic designer based in New York and Seoul, exploring visual systems, interaction, and emotional experiences.

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FERMATA

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2025
Prof : Andrea Trabucco-Campos

Young Ones Merit Winner
Graphis New Talent Awards Honorable Mention

FERMATA is a three-day music and art festival set on the tranquil Mummelsee Lake in Germany’s Black Forest, where classical piano and modern electronic music meet in perfect harmony. The festival’s translucent glass stage floats over calm water, reflecting the forest and sky as live performances unfold from afternoon to midnight. Blending nature, architecture, and sound, FERMATA invites visitors to pause, breathe, and experience the resonance between stillness and rhythm — a celebration of calm energy and sonic reflection.

In the 19th century, composers like Robert Schumann and Johannes Brahms found solace and inspiration in the deep woods of the Black Forest. Here, among mist and pine, they translated the rhythm of nature, the trembling of leaves, the echo of the wind, the quiet pulse of solitude, into music. Their works, Waldszenen and the pastoral symphonies of Brahms, turned the forest into an instrument of emotion, a mirror of the human heart.

Today, this music festival reimagines that same forest through sound, light, and technology. A grand piano stands beside modular synthesizers; strings resonate with digital bass. Sunlight becomes rhythm, and fog becomes harmony. The forest is no longer silent, it breathes, sings, and vibrates with both the memory of the past and the pulse of the present.

Here, classical composition meets electronic improvisation. Nature becomes stage, and sound becomes landscape.

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