Line Engberg
Visual Designer
Creative and curious designer working at the intersection of visual communication, concept development and facilitation, i help translate complex ideas into clear direction, engaging communication and shared understanding.
Motivated by planetary wellbeing I work with design as a cultivator of inclusive experiences that facilitate engagement with art, ideas and spaces for reflection.
Based in Aarhus, DK.
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Contact me
[ mail@lineengberg.dk ]
CVR 42720321
Selected projects
Brædstrup Skole (2026) [ identity, activation ]
in collaboration with Brædstrup Skole
Horsens Byskole (2025) [ identity, activation ]
in collaboration with Horsens Byskole
Modular Type Design (2024, 25, 26) [ type design workshop ]
Course (16-25 y/o) @Skolen for Kunst of Design, @Visuelt Gymnasium Horsens
Den Sammenhængende Børne- og Ungepolitik (2024) [ identity, layout ]
in collaboration with Horsens Kommune
Politics of Printed Space (2024) [ thesis project, editorial design ]
Thesis project at The Royal Dansih Academy, Graphic Communication Design
Det Grønne (2022) [ visual narrative, spatial design ]
Collaborative project with Trine Lucia and Amalie Frimann @Rigshospitalet
Services
Visual identity and conceptual design
Communication and experience design
Co-creation and workshops
Learning and development processes
Resumé
2022
Visual narrative and spatial concept
In collaboration with Trine Lucia and Amalie Frimann
Green Spaces is a collection of conversation areas at the Department of Oncology at Rigshospitalet (breastcancer outpatient clinic). The project is a collaboration with Trine Lucia Højmark-Jensen and Amalie Frimann with support and supervision by the department staff.
Green Spaces is an attempt at creating areas for private conversations in a non-private haospital hallway. The space is designed to support the role of the nurse as a source of confiance and knowledge in vulnerable situations. Pulling on nature references the spaces function as a tranquil oasis while sheltering patient and personel from the busy hospital environment, allowing for more focused conversation improving both patient care and work satisfaction among hospital staff.
Read more about the project and study in the article published in Nordisk Sygeplejeforskning or watch the PR video here.
The project is funded by Danish Cancer Society and Tømrerhandler Johannes Foghs Fond.