2026 - Stoneline

At Stoneline, we consider supporting diverse forms of artistic expression an important part of our corporate culture, and we are delighted to be the performance sponsor of this exceptional evening.

Building new connections between different eras and forms of musical expression, Disko Klasik brings together the timeless sound of the lute and the contemporary world of electronic music. Taking place at Salon İKSV with the support of Stoneline as the performance sponsor, the evening will unite David Bergmüller and Fejká on the same stage, inviting audiences on a unique journey across genres and centuries.

Opening the program, David Bergmüller is widely regarded as one of today’s most innovative lute players. Renowned for his mastery of early music repertoire, Bergmüller preserves the historical identity of the lute while transforming it into a contemporary vehicle of expression. Through improvisation, experimental sonic explorations, and the integration of electronic elements, he continuously redefines the boundaries between tradition and modernity.

A sought-after performer at international festivals and prestigious concert halls across Europe, Bergmüller will present a selection of works from his original compositions and albums during this special performance.

In the second half of the evening, rising electronic music artist Fejká will take the stage. Blending atmospheric melodies with deep house and techno influences, Fejká is known for his nature-inspired musical approach. Striking a balance between melancholy and movement, he creates experiences that are both introspective and physical, captivating audiences at clubs and festivals throughout Europe.

This special Disko Klasik event brings together not only two distinct musical genres but also two different artistic perspectives. The dialogue between Bergmüller’s expansion of the acoustic world and Fejká’s electronic sonic universe will transform Salon İKSV from a concert venue into a multidisciplinary experience space.

David Bergmüller – Lute & Live Electronics
21:30 – 22:15

Fejká – Live Set
22:15 – 23:45

The Palezzo Student Pattern Design Competition, organized by Stoneline, has concluded. The competition attracted strong interest from students of architecture, interior architecture, landscape architecture, and fine arts across Türkiye and Northern Cyprus. Through their original designs created with natural stone, young designers showcased their creativity and innovative perspectives.

Within the scope of the competition, participants were asked to design original compositions for Palezzo, Stoneline’s artisanal palladian-terrazzo collection. The surface designs—created by combining various natural stone pieces, aggregates, and binding materials—explored the aesthetic potential of the material through creative and contemporary interpretations.

In the first phase of the two-stage competition, selected designs were determined through jury evaluation. In the second phase, these designs were further developed in a workshop environment and carried into the prototype production process.

Esteemed Jury Members

The evaluation process of the Palezzo Student Pattern Design Competition was carried out by a distinguished jury consisting of experts in their respective fields.

Main Jury Members:

Arif Özden
Eren Bayrak
Gül Ökten
Kerem Erginoğlu
Mustafa Toner
Nuray Uygur
Şebnem Buhara
Yeşim Bakırküre

Winners

Following the final evaluation, the winners of the competition were determined as follows:

First Prize
Nil Aslankaya

Second Prize
Enes Daştan

Third Prize
Aliye Rana Önder

Honorable Mentions
İdris Eren Hatipoğlu

Ayşe Nil Sarıkaya

Melek Çimen

Dilara Çayırcı

Zübeyde Yaşa

Special Jury Prize
Gülcan Kuş

Through this competition, Stoneline aims to support young designers’ involvement in production processes and to bring new perspectives to the contemporary use of natural stone in design.

Stoneline will continue to bring together emerging designers through similar platforms and further explore innovative applications of natural stone in the design world.

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