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Brumtone Identity
Denmark, 2008Brumtone
Merchandise design for 'Brumtone' – a music label by August Engkilde (DK), Manuela Krause (DE) and friends. The idea was to graphically illustrate the 'Buzz tone' embedded in the name of the label.

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Vs.
Denmark, 2008vs. Magazine
With its large format, Vs. fashion magazine stood out at the newsstand. The Studio designed the overall identity and typographic base of the fashion magazine as well as producing graphic artwork for the covers.
United States Of America
USA, 2008Jens Haaning (DK)
Lettering and type design for the hand-painted wall text 'United States of America' by artist Jens Haaning – The Walter and McBean Galleries of the San Francisco Art Institute.
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FREE BEER
Denmark, 2013Superflex (DK)
The visual concept and identity at play in the FREE BEER installation at Kunsthal Charlottenborg in Copenhagen by the Danish artist group Superflex. FREE BEER is licensed under Creative Commons (Attribution-ShareAlike 2.5), allowing anyone to use the recipe. To date, FREE BEER has been brewed and served worldwide.
Photo: Anders Sune Berg
Danmark
Denmark, 2005Jens Haaning (DK)
Lettering and type design for the hand-painted wall text 'Denmark' by artist Jens Haaning – Art fair / Gallery Nicolai Wallner, Copenhagen, Denmark.
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The Danish chair – an international affair
Denmark, 2018Strandberg Publishing (DK)

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Heimat Moderne
Germany, 2006Experimentale e.V. Leipzig (DE)
Book design for 'Heimat Moderne', documenting the cultural festival 'Heimat Moderne – Experimentale 1' in Leipzig 2005.
Mønsterkraft
Denmark, 2022Designmuseum Denmark (DK)
Pattern samples for a textile lab installed at the 'Mønsterkraft' exhibition at Designmuseum Denmark.
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HMN gasfyldestation, Skive
Denmark, 2013Hovedstadsregionens Naturgas I/S
Architectural and spatial design for gas station, made for HMN Naturgas I/S. The gas stations in the fiery colors red and yellow were rolled out to various locations across Denmark.

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ALL DATA TO THE PEOPLE – Palestine
Ramallah, Palestine, 2018Superflex (DK)
A large-scale mural for 'ALL DATA TO THE PEOPLE' – highlighting the asymmetry of data access and the fundamental right to information, essential for democracy. This artwork has been created in an increasing number of languages worldwide.
Photo: Yazan Khalili/Qalandiya International
The Enigmatic Collector – A Pinacotheca at the Glyptotek
Denmark, 2020Glyptoteket (DK)
Signage, environmental graphics, color staging, and furniture design for the exhibition 'The Enigmatic Collector' – unfolding the story of Glyptoteket's former director Helge Jacobsen (1882-1946).
Photo: Anders Sune Berg
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Carsten Thau – Om transparens og andre essays
Denmark, 2022Strandberg Publishing (DK)
Spread from the book 'Om transparens og andre essays' – a collection of texts by Carsten Thau (1947-1921). Thau was a central voice in the danish landscape of architecture and the history of ideas.
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Stars and Bananas
Denmark, 2020Elle-Mie Ejdrup Hansen (DK)
Signage and environmental graphics for an art project for Thisted Municipality by artist Elle-Mie Ejdrup Hansen (DK). Here, exemplified by illustrations of happy stars as a response to the driver obeying the speed limit.

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The Copenhagen Declaration
France, 2014Jens Haaning (DK) + Santiago Sierra (ES)
Type design for monument-sized letters in the collaborative work between artists Santiago Sierra and Jens Haaning. It consists of one large installation spelling out 'The Copenhagen Declaration': Tired of this global sadistic regime.
Ting bliver til – Karen Fly + Komplot Design
Denmark, 2009Komplot Design
Catalogue for 'Ting bliver til' – as part of the Danish Design Biennial at Trapholt, Denmark, featuring the works of Komplot Design and jewellery designer Karen Fly.
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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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Fractures and Infinite Space – The Baroque Revisited
Denmark, 2024Det Kongelige Akademi – Arkitektur, Design, Konservering (DK)
A modular exhibition system for podiums and information stands for the exhibition 'Fractures and Infinite Space', at Officinet in Copenhagen.
Photo: Anders Sune Berg

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Carsten Thau – Om transparens og andre essays
Denmark, 2022Strandberg Publishing (DK)
Spread from the book 'Om transparens og andre essays' – a collection of texts by Carsten Thau (1947-1921). Thau was a central voice in the danish landscape of architecture and the history of ideas.
Mindcraft 11
Italy, 2011Danish Crafts (DK)
Visual identity for 'MINDCRAFT11'. 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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Creative Infidelities – On the Landscape Architecture of Topotek 1
Germany, 2016topotek1 (DE)
Monograph for 'Topotek 1' – a Berlin based landscape architecture studio. Looking at two decades, the publication highlights methodologies used in the studio's work.
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Light Break – Photography / Light Therapy
Denmark, 2015Nicolai Howalt (DK)
Book design for 'Light Break – Photography / Light Therapy' by Nicolai Howalt. A photographic and artistic exploration of light therapy.
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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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Alt hvad vi ved – gulerod jordbær hvidløg pære broccoli kartoffel
Denmark, 2023Superflex (DK)
Animation of CT scan of fruits and vegetables used for illustrations and animation artwork featuring a carrot, strawberry, garlic, pear, broccoli, and potato. Part of a larger project for Herlev hospital and Steno Diabetes Center Copenhagen.
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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SE42 – Snedkernes Efterårsudstilling fra 1981-2023
Denmark, 2023Snedkernes Efterårsudstilling (DK)
Editorial work and book design for 'SE42' – an extensive catalogue on the history of Danish Cabinetmakers annual autumn exhibition from 1981 to 2023.
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Snedkernes efterårsudstilling
Denmark, 2007Snedkernes Efterårsudstilling (DK)
Poster for the 'Cabinetmakers Autumn Exhibition' in 2007/08, held at Fabrikken for Kunst og Design and KunstCentret Silkebord Bad (DK).
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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Black Sun
Denmark, 2020Søren Solkær (DK)
Book design for Black Sun by Søren Solkær. Inspired by his upbringing in the marshlands of Southern Denmark, Solkær takes the reader on a spectacular photographic journey, capturing the phenomenon of countless birds congregating in large murmurations.
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Iconoclasm – Art as a Battleground
Denmark, 2024Glyptoteket (DK)
Postcard for the exhibition 'Iconoclasm – Art as a Battleground', which examines our turbulent relationship with art and the urge to destroy it.
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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).

All That We Know
Denmark, 2022Superflex (DK)
CT scan of fruits and vegetables used for illustrations and animation artwork featuring a carrot, strawberry, garlic, pear, broccoli, and potato. Part of a larger project for Herlev hospital and Steno Diabetes Center Copenhagen.
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Foreigners, Please Don't Leave Us Alone With The Danes!
Denmark, 2002-Superflex (DK)
Poster for '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, Denmark. The visual concept behind the poster was to support and amplify the criticism it conveyed by employing a design that was dynamic and encouraged action or reflection. The poster has been displayed worldwide, in the streets, exhibitions, and books.
Photo: Robert Damisch
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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.
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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Pietrasanta Art Fair
Italy, 2024part Pietrasanta Art Fair (IT)
Logotype for 'Pietrasanta Art Fair' – an art fair based in the beautiful Tuscany region, Italy.
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Foreigners, Please Don't Leave Us Alone With The Danes!
Denmark, 2002-Superflex (DK)
Poster for '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, Denmark. The visual concept behind the poster was to support and amplify the criticism it conveyed by employing a design that was dynamic and encouraged action or reflection. The poster has been displayed worldwide, in the streets, exhibitions, and books.
Photo: Robert Damisch
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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Old Tjikko – Nicolai Howalt
Denmark, 2019Nicolai Howalt (DK)
Cover of 'Old Tjikko' by Nicolai Howalt – featuring 97 unique images made from the same photographic negative, an image of the world's eldest known tree, Old Tjikko. Winner of the Danish Book Design Award 2020.
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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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FILM – Special Issue EU 2012
Denmark, 2012Danish Film Institute (DK)
Poster for 'EU2012' – accompanying a special edition of the FILM Magazine published by the Danish Film Institute on the occasion of the Danish EU Presidency in the first half of 2012.

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Foreigners, Please Don't Leave Us Alone With The Danes!
Denmark, 2002-Superflex (DK)
Poster for '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, Denmark. The visual concept behind the poster was to support and amplify the criticism it conveyed by employing a design that was dynamic and encouraged action or reflection. The poster has been displayed worldwide, in the streets, exhibitions, and books.
Photo: Robert Damisch

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FILM-X
Denmark, 2002, 2003, 2006Danish Film Institute (DK)
Digital design and visual identity for FILM-X – a complete film studio for children and young adults. The Identity was honored with the Danish Design Award in 2003.
Sunset – Logo
Denmark, 2008Jørgen Leth (DK)
Design og logo for Sunset Production Inc, a Danish film production company founded by Jørgen Leth.
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Old Tjikko – Nicolai Howalt
Denmark, 2019Nicolai Howalt (DK)
Spread from the art book 'Old Tjikko' by Nicolai Howalt – featuring 97 unique images made from the same photographic negative, an image of the world's eldest known tree, Old Tjikko. Winner of the Danish Book Design Award 2020.
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con-nect-ed-ness – An Incomplete Encyclopedia of the Anthropocene.
Italy, 2020Strandberg Publishing (DK)
Book design for 'con-nect-ed-ness', an anthology published in conjunction with the Danish pavillon at the 17th Architecture Biennale in Venice.
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Alice
France, 2016Superflex (DK)
Design of graphic tiles for 'Alice' inspired by a floor mosaic in a condemned house in Paris, a project by the Danish Artist group Superflex.


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How to hunt
Germany, Denmark, 2010Nicolai Howalt and Trine Søndergaard (DK)
Book design for 'How to Hunt' – photographic works by artists Trine Søndergaard and Nicolai Howalt. The book is a contemporary take on art history’s millennium-long interpretation of the hunting scenario.
Plakat fænomener – Krabbesholm workshop
Denmark, 2010Krabbesholm Højskole (DK)
Educational workshop, Plakat fænomener – Krabbesholm Højskole.
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Gyldendal Emblem
Denmark, 1999Gyldendal Publishing Company (DK)
Since 1770 the crane has been an elementary part of the publishing house Gyldendal and the founder Søren Gyldendal's signature, as our research show.
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Creative Infidelities – On the Landscape Architecture of Topotek 1
Germany, 2016topotek1 (DE)
Monograph for 'Topotek 1' – a Berlin based landscape architecture studio. Looking at two decades, the publication highlights methodologies used in the studio's work.
ZOOM - grundbog i medier
Denmark, 2011Gyldendal Publishing Company (DK)
Illustration for the book 'ZOOM' – an educational book aimed at secondary education. The book examines media culture and focuses on film and television. Zoom also includes exercises for students.
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Orden og kaos Puk Lippmann — en vævers virke
Denmark, 2022Puk Lippmann (DK)
Monograph on the work of the danish weaver Puk Lippmann, who has created works for historic buildings, such as Glyptoteket and Thorvaldsens Museum.

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Tingbjerg – vision og virkelighed
Denmark, 2020Strandberg Publishing (DK)
Printing process of the book 'Tingbjerg – vision og virkelighed'.
fos im gak – Memory Theatre Twig!
Germany, 2008FOS
Book design produced as a extension of the Danish artist FOS´s exhibition 'Memory theatre twig' at GAK (Gesellschaft für Aktuelle Kunst) in Bremen, Germany.
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Smack Bang
Sweden, 2011H+
Design for 'Smack Bang i Folkets Hamn' on the harbour of Helsingborg, Sweden.
Bellahøj – Fortællinger om en bebyggelse
Denmark, 2015Strandberg Publishing (DK)
Spread from the book on the history of ‘Bellahøjhuse’, Denmark’s first high-rise buildings. — Winner of the Danish Book Design Award 2016.
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