Oliver Kure Olsen

A Danish camera drone built for weather, and the brand that launches it in thirty markets. The drone on this page is live.

A field guide to a black hole for a Copenhagen observatory, drawn live in the browser, and the identity built from the ring of light round it.

An imagined dermatology clinic and barrier-care line in Copenhagen. Her skin is read live as you scroll.

A studio microphone I designed from scratch, built by script in Blender, then brought into the browser. Take it apart, switch its pickup pattern and hear the difference.

An app for Copenhagen's harbour baths that answers three questions at a glance: is the water clean, how cold is it, and is the sauna free?

A beach café on Bornholm. The shore runs live under the whole page, and the menu comes in as a wave of colour per course.

A Copenhagen mason. The whole page is a white-painted brick wall at real size in low sun, and every block of text gets troweled on as you reach it.

Sourdough pizza on Frederiksholms Kanal. Scroll through one day at their table outside, under today's sun, and their own photos land on it.

My own store for mastering, release films, websites and sounds. Scrolling drains a neutrino detector's tank, drawn in points of light as the detector sees it, down to one offer at each depth. The pointer is a head torch.

A sourdough bakery by Skjolds Plads in Nørrebro. The page opens like an Ozu film, titles on linen and then their morning, run live in the browser from photographs of the room, and then says very little.

A bakery on Nansensgade with Ligurian roots. The site opens like a 1960s Italian film: the room goes dark and a projector throws the credits onto its walls, live in the browser to its own score, and the bakery's photos come through a film gate as you scroll.