Clarice Lispector: At skrive og leve. A selection of “crônicas” first published in the newspaper Jornal do Brasil between 1967–1973. Designed in collaboration with Mark Emil Poulsen. Translated by Tine Lykke Prado and Kristina Nya Glaffey. Edited by Astrid Willow Møldrup. Published by Basilisk. 130 x 185mm, 160 pp. 2023
Exhibition handout for the site specific installation of Yes Darling, You Are a Real Woman by artist Rosita Kær in the archaeological department of Museum Sønderjylland. 130 x 180mm, 16 pp. 2019
A collection of poems written by children during Old Heap workshops, all from the point of view of a sock, a glove or a bowl. Old Heap is a teaching and publishing initiative run by graphic designer Orin Bristow and artist Rosita Kær. Riso and digital print. 110x175mm, 66 pp. 2025
Anna Stern. Translated by Damion Searls. Published by Lolli Editions. 138 x 216mm, 240 pp. 2024
A history of natural philosophy by Aksel Haaning. Designed in collaboration with Line-Gry Hørup. Published by Forlaget Virkelig. 115 x 185mm, 240 pp. and 264 pp. 2021
Clarice Lispector: At skrive og leve. A selection of “crônicas” first published in the newspaper Jornal do Brasil between 1967–1973. Designed in collaboration with Mark Emil Poulsen. Translated by Tine Lykke Prado and Kristina Nya Glaffey. Edited by Astrid Willow Møldrup. Published by Basilisk. 130 x 185mm, 160 pp. 2023
Clarice Lispector: At skrive og leve. A selection of “crônicas” first published in the newspaper Jornal do Brasil between 1967–1973. Designed in collaboration with Mark Emil Poulsen. Translated by Tine Lykke Prado and Kristina Nya Glaffey. Edited by Astrid Willow Møldrup. Published by Basilisk. 130 x 185mm, 160 pp. 2023
Visual identity for artist-run exhibition space Laurel. Made in collaboration with Anton Westbom Weflö and Alexander Übelhör. Various dimensions. 2019–2021
Interview contribution, with Sandra Kassenar and David Bennewith. Conducted and designed together with Wooseok Jang. 230 x 300mm, 12 pp. 2019
Visual identity for artist-run exhibition space Laurel. Made in collaboration with Anton Westbom Weflö and Alexander Übelhör. Various dimensions. 2019–2021