Graphic and Motion Designer based in Copenhagen, interested in using visual storytelling to transform information into engaging visuals.
An updated showreel of my favorite work, including a variety of styles and animation techniques.
Talk to me, you'll understand
Self-elected project
The Royal Danish Academy
2019
Talk to me, you'll understand is a short animation about hidden gender bias in voice technology. The voiceover is based on an edited extract from the podcast episode Recoding Voice Technology: is a feminist Alexa possible? by the Feminist Internet.
Featured in the article What Would a Feminist Alexa Look, or Rather Sound, Like? on AIGA - Eye on Design.
Don't let my voice fool you
MA Thesis Project
The Royal Danish Academy
2020
Don't let my voice fool you is an animation that tackles the issue of the feminization of voice technology.
The project points back at the historical legacy of gendered talking machines to raise awareness of the implications that this phenomenon still has on our current society, opening a discussion on how values of inclusiveness and equality can be implemented in the design process.
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1 dataset - 100 visualizations
Teaser animation
In collaboration with Ferdio
2022
Bolt from the Blue
Moving Images course
Royal Danish Academy
2019
Bolt from the blue is a short animation inspired by the words of Oliver Sacks telling the story of Tony Cicoria, an American surgeon. Dr. Cicoria was struck by lightning, which caused him cardiac arrest. After his recovery, he suddenly developed an "insatiable passion to hear piano music, and then to play piano music" (Sacks, 2007).
The full story is included in Sacks' book Musicophilia: Tales of Music and the Brain, chapter 1 - Bolt from the blue.
