Smelly Computer

At the core of Smelly Computer is an experimental UX that explores the possibilities of using scent as an interface. By "visualising" the weather forecast as a unique scent profile, the device reimagines human-computer interaction beyond screens and sound, experimenting with new sensory-driven ways to communicate with technology.

Stoopid Ideas I’ve actually done

Automatic AI-Tabloid slob

Referencing the Danish tabloid BT, I created "BOT-T" — a tabloid-style website that automatically generates news using input from web scrapers. It’s a playful experiment in AI-driven media, where headlines and stories emerge from real-world data but are twisted into absurd, overly tabloid-esque headlines, exaggerated ad absurdum. The goal wasn’t accuracy, but to explore what happens when automation meets sensationalism — turning the internet’s noise into something both ridiculous and strangely familiar.

Ironic art-collective

Scandinavian Glue was an ironic art collective I started with my friend Mats — both of us shared an obsession with creating stickers and putting them up at scruffy bars. At first, it was just for fun, but the stickers started to gain popularity within our small circle of friends. That made us think: maybe we could do more with them than just ad-hoc bathroom art. We turned our sticker designs into posters and started selling them. Somehow, they caught on. Maybe it was the aesthetic, maybe the absurdity — either way, it worked. What began as a joke soon became a small business.