I’m a designer, dreamer, and nature enthusiast. My love for art and design shapes the work that I do.
Yuhan Feng
Echo Bloom is a groundbreaking music festival designed with universal accessi
bility at its core. The festival showcases talented blind and visually impaired
artists while incorporating inclusive design elements that allow every attendee to
fully experience the joy of music beyond visual limitations.
The topic of this project is to choose an urban slang and design a typography-based installation. The word we chose is ‘ghosted’, which means when a person is experiencing emotional abuse from their other half. The central idea is about the negative emotions caused by “ghosting” in modern relationships. Younger generations often form connections through phones, sometimes treating them carelessly. While love starts beautifully, being ghosted later can lead to feelings like depression, loneliness, and hopelessness. The text aims to metaphorically show this shift from happiness to pain after ghosting.
This font design draws inspiration from the stained glass Windows of Gothic churches. Through sharp edges, elegant curves and segmented structures, it restores the magnificence and mystery of medieval art.
Dividing love into four dimensions and taking four color series of endangered plants as the entry point, it tells the fragility of love and the irreversibility of endangered plants.