Kroki / Andreas Samuelsson

Kroki / Andreas Samuelsson
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Andreas Samuelsson works as an artist, creating poetic and graphic designs. Through his brand Kroki, he explores this world across a variety of products. Kroki is defined by a love of bold graphic shapes and patterns, with a distinctive design language that blends strong emotions and soft poetry. Kroki is co–owned by Andreas Samuelsson and Helena Svärd. While Andreas is responsible for the brand's poetic and graphic design language, Helena brings her extensive experience in brand management and design agency leadership—together, they bring creative ideas to life, driving forward the brand’s distinct identity.

The exhibition, is a synthesis of Kroki and Andreas Samuelsson’s image and design world. For this year’s design festival, Andreas Samuelsson has created the visual expression under the theme KEEP IT REAL. Experience a bold and beautiful way of expression.

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