At Høre Til

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Andreas Haubjerg’s photographs for At Høre Til are full of emotion. The project shares portraits and stories of 20 people with disabilities and their everyday search for connection. Working with Danske Handicaporganisationer, we stepped away from the organisation’s usual corporate design to give the exhibition an expression of its own.

We thought of the stories as small gems, and the silver Pantone gave the cover a little shine to reflect that. Inside, we kept things simple, letting Andreas’s photographs stand out. We hoped those stories would find a place on someone’s shelf, ready to be opened again.

Client: Danske Handicaporganisationer
Photography: Andreas Haubjerg

A person floating on their back in dark blue water with arms outstretched and one knee bent.

The silver At Høre Til catalogue held in a hand

Freestanding outdoor display showing a large portrait photograph, with visitors and a stone building behind it. — Outside Christiansborg, twenty personal stories of belonging became part of a wider call for change. The exhibition accompanied Danske Handicaporganisationer’s 17 proposals to help more people with disabilities take part in community life.

Visitors gathered around freestanding photographic displays in a cobbled square in front of a large stone building. — Outside Christiansborg, twenty personal stories of belonging became part of a wider call for change. The exhibition accompanied Danske Handicaporganisationer’s 17 proposals to help more people with disabilities take part in community life.

Open cardboard box holding stacked pale-blue material on sunlit pavement.

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