'Supergrafik' documents Danish architect Flemming Skude’s exploration of large-scale graphic interventions between 1969 and 1982. Drawing on his analogue archive of sketches, drawings, and photographs, it reveals a practice using colour, pattern, and typography to transform architectural surfaces and spatial experience. Featuring projects across Denmark - from public works to private commissions and experimental installations - the book unfolds as a visual sequence rather than a strict chronology. Richly image-driven, it highlights the immediacy of Skude’s work between architecture, graphic design, and art. An introduction by William Pym frames his practice and the broader phenomenon of supergraphics, inspiring contemporary designers.
