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Afgang 2010 – Det Kgl. Danske Kunstakademi / Henrik B. Andersen – Sliding Zones
Denmark, 2010Kunsthal Charlottenborg (DK)
Ephemere for 'Afgang 2010' and 'Sliding Zones' – A dual exhibition featuring The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts’ graduation show and artworks by artist Henrik B. Andersen.
Hundborg Statements
Denmark, 2020Elle-Mie Ejdrup Hansen (DK)
Signage and environmental graphics for an art project in the village 'Hundborg' by artist Elle-Mie Ejdrup Hansen (DK). Here, exemplified by an animated positive graphic statement as a response to the driver obeying the speed limit.
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Stationary – Danish Crafts
Denmark, 2002, 2003Danish Crafts (DK)
Design of stationery – here showcasing a letterhead page 1 and 2, as well as a delivery note and business card, developed as part of the visual identity for Danish Crafts.
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Danish Film Institute – Concept sketch
Denmark, 1998Danish Film Institute (DK)
Very first concept sketch for the visual identity for the Danish Film Institute.
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TOOLS
Germany, 2002Superflex (DK)
Book design for 'Tools', published by Verlag Der Büchhandlung Walther König. SUPERFLEX's projects are often described as tools, reflecting the artist group's deep engagement with social and economic issues. Developed in collaboration with experts, these projects are designed to be sustainable, allowing users to adopt, maintain, and expand them over time. Each tool encourages participation and activation, empowering people to take action. This philosophy is embodied in the book itself —meant not just to be read, but to be used.
Bellahøj – Fortællinger om en bebyggelse
Denmark, 2015Strandberg Publishing (DK)
Book design on the history of ‘Bellahøjhuse’, Denmark’s first high-rise buildings. — Winner of the Danish Book Design Award 2016.
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Mere end ord. – Kalligrafi fra den islamiske verden
Denmark, 2024The David Collection (DK)
Exhibition graphics for 'Beyond Words – Calligraphy from the World of Islams' – featuring museum artifacts like documents, metalworks, ceramics, textiles, and architecture highlighting calligraphy’s evolving role, as well as it's artistic, cultural, and historical significance. Exhibition architects: Mentze Ottenstein.
Photo: David Stjernholm / @david_stjernholm
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Like A Force Of Nature
Miami, USA, 2020Superflex (DK)
Environmental graphics and color report for 'Like A Force Of Nature' – a ceramic tile wall for the facades of Grupo ARCA by the Danish artist group Superflex. "The colors for the decoration are borrowed from banknotes, and the color report is then assembled based on the mathematical formula, the Fibonacci sequence.
Photo: César Béjar
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I am Fire and Water – Ursula Reuter Christiansen
Denmark, 2024Strandberg Publishing (DK)
Spread from the book and exhibition catalog 'I am Fire and Water' made to accompany a solo-exhibition featuring work of the German-Danish artist Ursula Reuter Christiansen (b. 1943).
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GAS – fra den sorte til den grønne og ud i det blå
Denmark, 2011Gasmuseet
Book design for 'Gas – fra den sorte til den grønne og ud i det blå'. The book, published by the GAS Museum, celebrates the 100th anniversary of the Danish Gas Association. It chronicles the history of gas production and usage in Denmark.
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Murder
Denmark, 2010Rosforth
Film poster for "Murder" – by the Danish director Andreas Rosforth. The film debates the consequences of defying the world's strictest anti-abortion law.
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Shrinking Cities – Poster intervention
DE, UK, USA, RU, 2005-2006Shrinking Cities
Poster design for Shrinking Cities – Interventions. Held in Leipzig, the exhibition focused on strategies and interventions for urban development in eastern Germany while also exploring urban shrinkage in Detroit (USA), Manchester/Liverpool (UK), and Ivanovo (Russia). The exhibition later traveled to seven international venues – United States, Bulgaria, Japan, United Kingdom, Germany and Russia.
Mønsterkraft
Denmark, 2022Designmuseum Denmark (DK)
Pattern samples for a textile lab installed at the 'Mønsterkraft' exhibition at Designmuseum Denmark.
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Free Beer
Denmark, 2007Superflex (DK)
Typedesign and artwork for the open-source product FREE BEER by artist group Superflex.
Photogravure on Somerset 300g Paper size 50 × 50 cm BORCH Editions
Don's plum – title sequence
Denmark, USA, 2001Zentropa
Title sequence for the film 'Don's Plum'. A low-budget black and white drama film directed by R. D. Robb and featuring Leonardo DiCaprio, Kevin Connolly and Tobey Maguire. The film portrays a group of friends that meet up every Saturday to hang out in a Los Angeles diner.
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Free Beer
Denmark, 2007Superflex (DK)
Typedesign and artwork for the open-source product FREE BEER by artist group Superflex.
Photogravure on Somerset 300g Paper size 50 × 50 cm BORCH Editions
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Danish Cinema – Cultural Impact
Denmark, 2012Danish Film Institute (DK)
Film collection Blu-ray box published by the Danish Film Institute on the occasion of the Danish EU Presidency 2012.
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little–D
Denmark, 2004Little D (DK)
Variable logo designed for the small Copenhagen based signage company Little D.
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Anne Damgaard - Borås Textile Museum
Sweden, 2008Anne Damgaard (DK)
Exhibition- and graphic design for artist Anne Damgaard's solo exhibition at Borås Textile Museum.

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Spørgeskemaer i klinisk praksis med børn og unge
Denmark, 2012Cover from the book 'Spørgeskemaer i klinisk praksis med børn og unge'. The book is an introduction to methods and assessment forms for evaluating children and young people, including guidance on selecting forms based on the purpose.

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Native Land – Stop Eject
Denmark, 2009, 2010Kunsthal Charlottenborg (DK)
Poster for the exhibition 'Native Land' and 'Color State' – A dual exhibition featuring Raymond Depardon. Paul Virilio, Diller Scofidio + Renfro, as well as Malene Lundgreen, at Kunsthal Charlottenborg in Copenhagen.
Shrinking Cities – Interventions
DE, UK, USA, RU, 2005-2006Shrinking Cities
Exhibition design for Shrinking Cities – Interventions. Held in Leipzig, the exhibition focused on strategies and interventions for urban development in eastern Germany while also exploring urban shrinkage in Detroit (USA), Manchester/Liverpool (UK), and Ivanovo (Russia). The exhibition later traveled to seven international venues – United States, Bulgaria, Japan, United Kingdom, Germany and Russia.
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Deutschland
Germany, 2005Jens Haaning (DK)
Lettering and type design for the hand-painted wall text 'Deutschland' on a barn in Tewel-Moor, Germany, by artist Jens Haaning.
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Cinemateket
Denmark, 1997-2009Danish Film Institute (DK)
Window signage for the monthly program at Cinemateket in Copenhagen.
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Stig Brøgger – Now Here
Denmark, 2019Strandberg Publishing (DK)
Monograph on danish artist Stig Brøgger’s work from the 1960s to present day.
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GAaA – Gunnar Aagaard Andersen
Denmark, 2016Strandberg Publishing (DK)
Extensive monograph on the Danish multi-artist Gunnar Aagaard Andersen (1919–1982). GAaA experimented throughout his life and expressed himself across a wide range of artistic disciplines, from visual arts to architecture, music, and arts and crafts. — Winner of the Danish Book Design Award 2017.
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A Day at the Beach – Danish Art 1830-1910
Denmark, 2025The Hirschsprung Collection (DK)
Exhibition graphics for A Day at the Beach – Danish Art 1830-1910 at The Hirschsprung Collection in Copenhagen were developed in collaboration with Luise Midtgaard, who was responsible for the exhibition design. Surrounded by sea, Denmark has a long artistic tradition of engaging with the coastline. The exhibition presented a panoramic view of how Danish artists have explored the beach and the sea as recurring motifs. The exhibition graphics comprised interpretive texts for individual works, along with thematically painted informational elements applied directly to wall surfaces and textile-based room dividers. Together, these elements supported a cohesive spatial narrative throughout the exhibition.
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Light Break – Photography / Light Therapy
Denmark, 2015Nicolai Howalt (DK)
Spread from the book 'Light Break – Photography / Light Therapy' by Nicolai Howalt. A photographic and artistic exploration of light therapy.

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Highlights – Glyptoteket
Denmark, 2019Glyptoteket (DK)
Publication design for 'Highlights' – featuring Glyptoteket's collection, which encompasses more than 6.000 years of art history, collected by Brewer Carl Jacobsen (1842-1914).
And Yet It Moves
Denmark, 2018Superflex (DK)
Carpet design for SUPERFLEX' solo show 'And Yet It Moves' at Copenhagen Contemporary. The carpet pattern was designed with a colour scheme inspired by a selection of national banknotes. Originally conceived for the Hyundai Commission 2017 in Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall.
Photo: Anders Sune Berg
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Sammen stød
Denmark, 2011Nicolai Howalt (DK)
Catalogue for 'Sammen Stød' – an exhibition of photographic works by artist Nicolai Howalt at Esbjerg Kunstmuseum, Denmark.
TORA URUP – Glass Reflections
Denmark, 2025Edition F2 (DK)
Spread from Glass Reflections – A monograph by the Danish glass artist Tora Urup. The book presents a selection of works from the past 25 years and invites the viewer to experience firsthand how light affects our perception of color as it passes through glass, with text contributions by Tora Urup and Hannes Böhringer, Professor of Philosophy. Published 2026 by edition f2.
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Cosmos
Denmark, 2025OUH
Detail of hand-painted artwork created for Mexican artist Eduardo Terrazas (b. 1936) as part of his Cosmos series. The piece, which visualises Terrazas’ characteristic cosmos-inspired structural patterns, is realised in large scale and executed directly onto three walls in the newly built OUH hospital in Odense, Denmark.
BES Demon God - Protector of Egypt
Denmark, 2021Glyptoteket (DK)
Publication accompanying an exhibition on the ancient Egyptian Demon God – Bes, at Glyptoteket in Copenhagen.
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Skarpretteren
Denmark, 2018Statens Museum for Kunst (DK)
Exhibition graphics for 'Skarpretteren' by Ursula Reuter Christiansen, at SMK, National Gallery of Denmark. The exhibition was a total installation based on the artist's film 'Skarpretteren', which concluded with the sentence: 'The next great moment in history belongs to us.'
Photo: Inger Marie

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Trine Søndergaard – 203 Works
Sweden, Denmark, 2020Trine Søndergaard (DK)
Book design for '203 Works' – photographic works by artist Trine Søndergaard unfolding a comprehensive collection of ten artistic projects made over a time span of fifteen years.
Tools – Rooseum
Sweden, 2002Superflex (DK)
Exhibition design for 'SUPERFLEX' at Rooseum in Malmø, Sweden The exhibition was SUPERFLEX's first major solo exhibition and a presentation of SUPERFLEX tools.
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Film Magazine – Ekko
Denmark, 2007, 2008Filmmagasinet Ekko (DK)
Magazine design for 'Ekko'. – A Film Magazine published monthly, shaped by Editor-in-Chief Claus Christensen, who have played a key role in making it an outstanding, high-quality magazine enjoyed by many.
Shrinking Cities – Interventions
DE, UK, USA, RU, 2005-2006Shrinking Cities
Exhibition design for Shrinking Cities – Interventions. Held in Leipzig, the exhibition focused on strategies and interventions for urban development in eastern Germany while also exploring urban shrinkage in Detroit (USA), Manchester/Liverpool (UK), and Ivanovo (Russia). The exhibition later traveled to seven international venues – United States, Bulgaria, Japan, United Kingdom, Germany and Russia.
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Supershow – More Than a Show
Switzerland, 2005Superflex (DK)
Exhibition catalog for 'Supershow – More Than a Show' at Kunsthalle Basel, by the Danish artist group Superflex. An exhibition concept in which all visitors were paid 2 Swiss francs upon entry, instead of paying an admission fee to the art gallery.
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Free Beer
Denmark, 2007Superflex (DK)
Typedesign and artwork for the open-source product FREE BEER by artist group Superflex.
FREE BEER refers to information freedom, not economic freedom. Originally conceived by Superflex and students at the Copenhagen IT University FREEBEER applies the model of free software / open source methods upon a real world project. In the spirit of the open source model the recipe is completely in the public domain and available to any person. Anyone is free to earn money from FREEBEER and all design and branding are also available. Designing a visual program for an idea which reflects upon open source and information freedom can not be a solution with rigid design guidelines. Other models of interpretation had to be exercised. The resulting solution builds on a vivid and colourful reference to 60's liberation. Practically speaking this means "free the colours". No one color has the ability to rule or over set another. Only one spectral rule governs: NEVER USE ONE COLOR TWICE. A true anti model applicable to all products and scenes connected with the project – from beer label, posters, advertising, spacial presentations etc.

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Christiania bikes logo sketch
Denmark, 2010Christianiabikes
Sketches from the development of the visual identity for cargo bike pioneer Christiania bikes.
Re-design of the Christiania Bikes logo The history of Christiania Bikes is linked to the history of the self-proclaimed, autonomous neighbourhood Christiania in Copenhagen, Denmark. Christiania was established in 1971, when an area of the old military barracks in Copenhagen was squatted by young activists wanting to create an alternative society. Today the neighbourhood functions as a small village where all the inhabitants participate in Christiania related decision making. One of the earliest Christiania rules was a ban on cars in the area. In the 70's a bike-repair shop was established in Christiania, and here the classical Christiania carrier bike was developed. Today Christiania Bikes is known internationally. — The Christiania Bikes logo has traditionally re-used the three dots seen in the official Christiania flag. This flag consists of three equally spaced yellow dots placed next to each other on a red background. For the re-design of the Christiania Bikes logo, the text was redrawn. Additionally the second dot was moved slightly to the right, so that the three dots graphically resemble the three wheels on the carrier bike.

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Danish Crafts – Shops & Galleries
Denmark, 2008Danish Crafts (DK)
Publication design for the 'Shops & Galleries' guide, published by Danish Crafts.
Still (The) Barbarians
Ireland, 2016EVA International (IE)
Logo for 'Still (The) Barbarians', EVA International / Ireland's Biennal.
Logo, EVA International – Ireland's Biennial for art.
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Mindcraft 09
Italy, 2009Danish Crafts (DK)
Visual identity for 'MINDCRAFT09'. MINDCRAFT was Danish Crafts' annual exhibition at Milan Design Week, launched in 2008 to highlight and promote conceptual works by Danish craftspeople internationally.
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AfterGlow – New Nordic Porcelain
Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, 2022AfterGlow (DK, SE, NO, FI)
Spread from the book AfterGlow, showcasing the captivating images of Dorte Krogh—created to accompany a traveling exhibition where 13 ceramicists presented works made during residencies at Nordic porcelain factories and workshops.
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Gyldendal – Logo
Denmark, 1999Gyldendal Publishing Company (DK)
Logo for Gyldendal Publishing House. The logo and the crane was created as part of a new visual identity. The crane can be positioned either to the left or right of the lettering.

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Im Geiste Wieder Vereint – I ånden genforenet
Denmark, 2020The Royal Library
Poster for 'Im Geiste Wieder Vereint – I ånden genforenet', A musical event by composer Peter Jensen in collaboration with NDR Big Band and SMUK Music Corps, on the occasion of the Danish-German Cultural Friendship Year in 2020 and the 100th anniversary of the reunification.

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Keramikkens sprog
Denmark, 2021Strandberg Publishing (DK)
Spread from the book 'Keramikkens sprog' – ceramics from history to masterpieces to new innovative works, including a presentation of Danish ceramicists through time.
Mønsterkraft
Denmark, 2022Designmuseum Denmark (DK)
Pattern samples for a textile lab installed at the 'Mønsterkraft' exhibition at Designmuseum Denmark.
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Embraced by Darkness – from Water Reservoir to Art Space
Denmark, 2024Strandberg Publishing (DK)
Book spread for 'Embraced by Darkness'. The story about how a water reservoir at Frederiksberg became a spectacular underground art hall.

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Foreigners, Please Don't Leave Us Alone With The Danes
Denmark, 2024Superflex (DK)
Spread fom the book 'Foreigners, Please Don't Leave Us Alone With The Danes' – a project by the Danish artist group Superflex made originally for a festival in the suburban areas of Odense (DK).

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The Idea of a Chair – Krabbesholm workshop
Denmark, 2004Krabbesholm Højskole (DK)
Educational workshop, The Idea of a Chair – Krabbesholm Højskole.

Tools – Rooseum
Sweden, 2002Superflex (DK)
Exhibition design for 'SUPERFLEX' at Rooseum in Malmø, Sweden The exhibition was SUPERFLEX's first major solo exhibition and a presentation of SUPERFLEX tools.
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Snedkernes efterårsudstilling
Denmark, 2007Snedkernes Efterårsudstilling (DK)
Exhibition design for 'Snedkernes efterårsudstilling' – an annual exhibition for Danish Cabinetmakers.
Photo: Noam Griegst
Guaraná Power
Denmark, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008Superflex (DK)
Label design and visual identity for 'Guaraná Power soft drink' – a project by the Danish artist group Superflex. The Guaraná Power drink was an activist and political response to corporate cartels that had forced the price of guaraná seeds down. The drink was created in collaboration with local farmers in the Brazilian Amazon.
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The Nursery Garden
France, La Réunion & Mayotte, 2017Superflex (DK)
'The Nursery Garden' – a project by the Danish artist group Superflex in close collaboration with 'Les Nouveaux Commanditaires', landscape architect Sébastien Clément, and our studio. The nursery garden was built in the courtyards of three local hospitals as a space for relaxation, a learning hub for exchanging knowledge about botany and medicinal plants, and a meeting point.
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Mindcraft16
Denmark, 2016Danish Crafts (DK)
Visual identity for 'MINDCRAFT16'. MINDCRAFT was Danish Crafts' annual exhibition at Milan Design Week, launched in 2008 to highlight and promote conceptual works by Danish craftspeople internationally.
Lauritz de Thurah — Barokkens arkitektur og verdensbillede
Denmark, 2023Strandberg Publishing (DK)
Printing process of the book 'Lauritz de Thurah – Barokkens arkitektur og verdensbillede'.
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Plakat fænomener – Krabbesholm workshop
Denmark, 2010Krabbesholm Højskole (DK)
Poster for 'Plakat fænomener' – made by students as part of supervised workshop.
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Closing for Renovation
Denmark, 2007Kunsthal Charlottenborg (DK)
Poster announcing the closing and reopening of Kunsthal Charlottenborg for renovation.
