Upon completing his education as an architect at KADK in Copenhagen, Jeppe and three partners founded Flicker – a motion graphics design collective creating primarily graphic identities for television. A few years later Jeppe returned to architecture and in 2004 started Jeppe Utzon A&D which later became Cold Wet & Dark, a multidisciplinary design studio.

After completing her education at ENSAPLV, Ecole Nationales Supérieure d’Architecture de Paris La Villette, Camille moved to Copenhagen where she worked a number of years for first an Australian and then a Danish architect office. She joined Cold Wet & Dark in 2016 where she is now a partner.

Caroline is studying at The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Institute of Architecture and Technology.

Margit is originally from the Faroe Islands, but has lived in Aarhus since 2017 where she studies at the Aarhus School of Architecture.

Originally from Sardinia, Alice lived in Genova and Milan for 8 years while studying and then working in her field. She then moved to Manila in the Philippines where she ran her own company doing projects in film, theatre, advertising, music, fashion, design and architecture. In 2016 she relocated to Copenhagen and is now attached to our studio as a freelancer.

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Jenny started as a product designer and ran her own product design studio back in Finland. After studying in London, she moved to Copenhagen in 2011 where she worked for Cold Wet & Dark for a number of years as a product and digital designer. She is now independent and collaborates on select projects.

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Based in Sydney, Australia, Mika works with a number of international clients and architects for both private and public commissions. He graduated from the National Art School in Sydney, majoring in Painting and Drawing, and specialises in medium to large scale sculptural installations and murals for buildings and public spaces.

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Alicja graduated from the art school in Denmark and is currently studying at The Royal College of Art in London. While travelling the world for her many projects, she is also involved in Poland as an activist fighting for equality and climate.
Her works, which are part of private collections as well as the National Museum, deal with various scales and materials and range from small drawings, paintings, animation, moving images to furniture and sculpture. At the moment she is working with MVRDV on a project in Wrocław, Poland, where she is painting a 500 m2 mural.

See more on Alicja’s website.

Sculpture projects