The excitement among K-pop fans is palpable as exclusive four-cut photos of 20 artists from Asia's largest K-pop festival, 'ATA Festival 2025,' have been unveiled.
On October 16, the ATA Festival office released these photos on their official social media channels. The images, taken during the festival held last month at Seoul's Nanji Hangang Park, feature artists like Kim Junsu, Jannabi, Peppertones, and 10cm, who performed on the first day.
Subsequent posts showcased artists from the second day, including Kim Jaejoong, The Boyz, Tours, and Ha Sung-woon. These artists also shared their photos on their personal social media accounts, garnering significant attention.
Even two days after the release, on October 18, K-pop fans continue to engage enthusiastically with the posts on ATA's official social media. Comments such as "Amazing! The cloud background is perfect," "They look so handsome and beautiful," "ATA Festival was incredible," and "Why am I so excited?" reflect the fans' admiration for the 'MUDIT' photo booth frames and the artists' stunning appearances.
The four-cut photos were taken by the artists themselves at the MUDIT booth on the day of the event, capturing their pre-performance excitement and playful moments unseen on stage. The chemistry among duo artists and K-pop idol groups added to the visual delight.
The photos exude a dreamy atmosphere, thanks to MUDIT's media art-based backgrounds and frames, offering a unique experience compared to typical photo booths. MUDIT also incorporated premium media art backgrounds aligned with the event's main poster and concept, captivating both artists and audiences.
Following their participation in the ATA Festival, MUDIT plans to expand through brand collaborations, seasonal events, and concept-specific backgrounds. They are also actively pursuing business partnerships and startup initiatives.
The inaugural 'ATA Festival 2025' successfully captivated audiences with its diverse lineup, earning praise as a 'hexagonal festival' for its inclusive events and F&B offerings. The organizers are already preparing the artist lineup for next year's festival to maintain the momentum.