Cultural identities and design solutions

Cultural identities

We help cultural institutions prosper in an increasingly crowded market by discovering true competitive advantages and relevance.

Following the strategy-work we did for Willumsen’s Museum, we have created a new visual identity for the museum. An identity that holds more than just the artist himself – but now to a greater extent, holds the spirit of J.F. Willumsen.

Teaterbilletter

Visual identity

This identity was created upon the idea of giving Teaterbilletter a visual language, which enables them to unfold the magic of the theatre-going experience.

Teater Republique

Visual identity

Our task was to create an identity that matched the ambitious vision of the then-new Danish theatre REPUBLIQUE.

Nikolaj Kunsthal

Visual identity

By personifying the art centre – Nikolaj – and letting it speak – “Let there be art”, Nikolaj preaches its passion for art through “Biblical” quotes. By saying, “I’m not a church” – what you see is not necessarily what you get!

NutAlone

Strategy and visual identity

A digital platform enabling the easy distribution and viewing of indie films.

Krigsmuseet

Exhibition design

The old artillery hall from 1604 should be the frame for the exhibition, in which eight different stories about war unfolds. The task was to create a visual expression to ensure that the exhibition is both engaging and present to the visitors.

Related work

EHF brand system and visual identity

We were asked to develop a new brand design system and visual identity for the European Handball Federation – Our mission was to rejuvenate handball.

Nicoline Liv Andersen

We created this publication for artist Nikoline Liv Andersen’s exhibition, ”Slowly Seeping Through My Hands”, at Horsens Art Museum. The publication had to work both with the exhibition and afterwards as an independent work setting the stage for Nikoline Liv Andersen’s universe.

Cathrine Raben Davidsen

Our task was to create an identity for the Danish artist Cathrine Raben Davidsen, also known under the signature CRD. The identity was to take its starting point in the universe created by Cathrine Raben Davidsen’s paintings. Therefore, the identity had to appear simple, clear and easily recognizable, and it was not to be limiting.

Bestseller trend publication – Tomorrow

The task was to create a twice-a-year published trend book for internal use among designers and creative artists. The book, both in shape and content, could be used as a source of inspiration for music, fashion, retail, art, and sociology trends.