Superflex contribution to exhibition 'Sid Ned!' (Sit Down!), 2006.
Superflex were invited to contribute to an urban renewal project for Mimersgade, a troubled quarter of the Copenhagen Municipality. The studio worked with Superflex to produce a large, very visible neon signage. The typeface was tailored for the job.
Format: 1200 / 896 x 3965 mm, neon green / neon pink.
Superflex were invited to contribute to an urban renewal project for Mimersgade, a troubled quarter of the Copenhagen Municipality. The studio worked with Superflex to produce a large, very visible neon signage. The typeface was tailored for the job.
Format: 1200 / 896 x 3965 mm, neon green / neon pink.
street view of neon sign
| year |
2006 |
| place |
Copenhagen, DK |
| project |
Mjølnerparken |
| client |
Superflex
A Danish art group working in the field of art, engineering and science. Rather than working with art in a conventional sense, Superflex make tools for engaging users in social collaboration. The underlying philosophy of Superflex’s work is that art itself is a tool, not just for contemplation or aesthetic experiments, but for social empowerment. Superflex often collaborates with different experts and uses the art world as a showcase for their works. superflex.net |
| people |
Rasmus Koch |
| credit | This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 License, unless otherwise noted. |