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Exhibition Design

De ou par Marcel Duchamp par Ulf Linde

In the late 1950’s, Marcel Duchamp became an important figure of the art scene that was evolving around Moderna Museet at this time. Pontus Hultén, Ulf Linde and soon also artists such as Per Olov Ultvedt and Carl Fredrik Reuterswärd were interested in the poetry of Duchamp’s works and saw the potential of his rich artistic universe.

This exhibition shows replicas of Duchamp’s works which have never been shown before, aswell as Linde’s geometrical studies of Marcel Duchamp – studies which have gone on for more than half a century.

Together with Jonas Williamsson

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Exhibition Design

Design House Stockholm

In the late 1950 ́s, Marcel Duchamp became an important figure of the art scene that was evolving around Moderna Museet at this time. Pontus Hultén, Ulf Linde and soon also artists such as Per Olov Ultvedt and Carl Fredrik Reuterswärd were interested in the poetry of Duchamp’s works and saw the potential of his rich artistic universe.

This exhibition shows replicas of Duchamp’s works which have never been shown before, aswell as Linde’s geometrical studies of Marcel Duchamp – studies which have gone on for more than half a century.

Together with Jonas Williamsson

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Exhibition Concept & Design

Building Blocks

Building Blocks is a result of a collaboration between an architect and a client, but in this case the clients are children between 5 and 16 years old.
Building Blocks is an exhibition that places children and their ideas at the centre of a new architecture – to challenge common assumptions and inspire new ways of thinking.

Children between the ages of 6 and 16 have been invited to take on the role of a client and commission a building. The results are presented in this exhibition in Färgfabriken’s main hall as large buildings to be explored by the audience.

The first exhibition was shown i Stockholm 2010 followed by an Oslo sequal version which engaged norwegian architects and children,
Building Blocks was initiated by Färgfabriken and Medium. (Jake Ford, Lisa Olausson & Martin Frostner)

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Branding Identity

Afroart

The first Afroart shop opened already in 1967 by Jytte Bonnier but is now runned by six textile designers and former classmates from Konstfack. Afroart’s business idea is to seek partnerships with crafts people in the Third World and actively work as designers to develop already existing as well as new products. We were asked to create an identity and a design strategy to capture Afroart’s personality and their fair-trade design & crafts culture. The identity echoes the original letterforms of the logotype from 1967 made by the swedish artist Elis Eriksson and included advertisements, labels, bags, invites, promotional material and signage.

Illustration: James Graham

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Book Design

House Numbers

In the late 1950 ́s, Marcel Duchamp became an important figure of the art scene that was evolving around Moderna Museet at this time. Pontus Hultén, Ulf Linde and soon also artists such as Per Olov Ultvedt and Carl Fredrik Reuterswärd were interested in the poetry of Duchamp’s works and saw the potential of his rich artistic universe.

This exhibition shows replicas of Duchamp’s works which have never been shown before, aswell as Linde’s geometrical studies of Marcel Duchamp – studies which have gone on for more than half a century.

Together with Jonas Williamsson

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Book Design

Randi Fisher

In the late 1950 ́s, Marcel Duchamp became an important figure of the art scene that was evolving around Moderna Museet at this time. Pontus Hultén, Ulf Linde and soon also artists such as Per Olov Ultvedt and Carl Fredrik Reuterswärd were interested in the poetry of Duchamp’s works and saw the potential of his rich artistic universe.

This exhibition shows replicas of Duchamp’s works which have never been shown before, aswell as Linde’s geometrical studies of Marcel Duchamp – studies which have gone on for more than half a century.

Together with Jonas Williamsson

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Exhibition catalouge

Per B Sundberg

Per B Sundberg’s work have been influential force in expanding the notion of Swedish crafts. The exhibition catalouge includes new work but also summarizes the recent development of his studio. In close collaboration together with graphic designer Lisa Olausson, photographer Märta Thisner and Per himself we decided to highlight the fantastic athmosphere of Per’s studio space to accompany product images by Märta Thisner.

Together with Lisa Olausson

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The Reader

In the late 1950 ́s, Marcel Duchamp became an important figure of the art scene that was evolving around Moderna Museet at this time. Pontus Hultén, Ulf Linde and soon also artists such as Per Olov Ultvedt and Carl Fredrik Reuterswärd were interested in the poetry of Duchamp’s works and saw the potential of his rich artistic universe.

This exhibition shows replicas of Duchamp’s works which have never been shown before, aswell as Linde’s geometrical studies of Marcel Duchamp – studies which have gone on for more than half a century.

Together with Jonas Williamsson

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Book Design

Randi Fisher

In the late 1950 ́s, Marcel Duchamp became an important figure of the art scene that was evolving around Moderna Museet at this time. Pontus Hultén, Ulf Linde and soon also artists such as Per Olov Ultvedt and Carl Fredrik Reuterswärd were interested in the poetry of Duchamp’s works and saw the potential of his rich artistic universe.

This exhibition shows replicas of Duchamp’s works which have never been shown before, aswell as Linde’s geometrical studies of Marcel Duchamp – studies which have gone on for more than half a century.

Together with Jonas Williamsson

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Branding Identity

Biskops Arnö

The identity for the Nordic Folk High School on Biskops Arnö on the countryside of north east of Stockholm is derived on its long and fascinating history with listed buildings dating from both the Middle Ages and the 17th and 18th Centuries. The 14th Century Gothic vaults are a must for every visitor to Biskops Arnö. The logotype and identity stems from the idea to create a contemporary “initial letter” inspired by medieval manuscripts.

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Exhibition Design

The Reader

In the late 1950 ́s, Marcel Duchamp became an important figure of the art scene that was evolving around Moderna Museet at this time. Pontus Hultén, Ulf Linde and soon also artists such as Per Olov Ultvedt and Carl Fredrik Reuterswärd were interested in the poetry of Duchamp’s works and saw the potential of his rich artistic universe.

This exhibition shows replicas of Duchamp’s works which have never been shown before, aswell as Linde’s geometrical studies of Marcel Duchamp – studies which have gone on for more than half a century.

Together with Jonas Williamsson

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Book Design for artist Carsten Höller

One Day One Day

We were asked to design a book documenting two different exhibitions, One Day One Day / Une exposition à Marseille by the artist Carsten Höller. Together with Carsten Höller we decided to design a book with two front covers accompanied by a custom made font inspired by the optical illusion created by the astrophysicist Johann Karl Friedrich Zöllner.

Together with Johanna Lewengard

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Exhibition design & catalaouge

Tumult

The Tumult exhibition in began when the form historian Christina Zetterlund, went through the Röhsska Museum collection in Gothenburg. The collections, which range from the 1600´s to today with an emphasis on Nordic 1900´s style. She encountered crafts from 60–and 70´s which where discussing contemporary, politically challenging, left rhetoric issues and the idea was born to see if there is a link to today´s discussion on contemporary art and the decorative benefits. The found historic material were juztaposed with a site-specific work by the contemporary craft group We work in a fragile material. We tried to bring these two strands into a graphic language and spacial identity.

Together with Medium and Europa

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