Arne Jacobsen Exhibition

A Tribute in Shape and Form

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Role

Designer | Art Director | 3D Designer

Client

Belcaro

Year

2024

The exhibition aimed to introduce Arne Jacobsen’s work — often associated with hotels and corporate spaces —
to a younger, style-aware audience. The challenge was to reposition his furniture and design legacy not as historical artefacts, but as foundational elements that shaped the visual culture young people already engage with.

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Insight

Younger audiences are increasingly interested in interiors, but often connect more with design styles than designer names. Jacobsen’s work has influenced much of today’s visual language — but many people don’t realise they’re already surrounded by it.

Idea

The campaign focused on shapes, colours, and layout — drawing directly from Jacobsen’s design language without showing furniture directly. We used graphic forms inspired by his work to create a modern visual system that felt more like an art book or fashion campaign than a traditional museum show. It reframed Jacobsen as timeless, not nostalgic — design that still moves forward.