Copenhagen-based graphic designer and filmmaker working across brand and digital design, art direction, and film.
Copenhagen Geist
The Royal Danish Academy
MA Fashion Show
Visual Identity
The visual identity for the MA Graduation Show 2025 of the Fashion students at the Royal Danish Academy was developed through an extensive process of research, scenario building, and collaborative workshops. These activities brought together students, tutors, and key stakeholders to define shared values, references, and ambitions for the show, ultimately establishing a clear and collective direction. Rather than imposing a fixed aesthetic, the process prioritised dialogue and experimentation, allowing the identity to grow organically from the concerns and aspirations of the graduating class.
Visual Identity
June 2025
The visual identity for the MA Graduation Show 2025 of the Fashion students at the Royal Danish Academy was developed through an extensive process of research, scenario building, and collaborative workshops. These activities brought together students, tutors, and key stakeholders to define shared values, references, and ambitions for the show, ultimately establishing a clear and collective direction. Rather than imposing a fixed aesthetic, the process prioritised dialogue and experimentation, allowing the identity to grow organically from the concerns and aspirations of the graduating class.
The Royal Danish Academy MA Fashion Show
The resulting visual language balances the digital with the tactile, reflecting contemporary fashion practices that move fluidly between physical and virtual realms. Structured, systematic typography provides a unifying framework, while personal contributions from the graduates introduce variation, texture, and individuality. This interplay creates an identity that is both cohesive and open-ended, capable of adapting across formats and contexts. As a flexible system, it reflects the tension between collective vision and individual expression, framing the graduation show as a meeting point for contrasting aesthetics and approaches. In doing so, the identity positions the show as a space for dialogue, experimentation, and the emergence of new perspectives on fashion.
