Mads Vine

Still life painted in Denmark during the summer of 2025.

Book designed for PoMo, Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Trondheim.

The book documents the transformation of Karl Norum’s early-20th-century Jugendstil post office into PoMo’s contemporary art museum, expressed through a layout evolving from a traditional system to a contemporary structure.

During the pandemic, I commissioned Victor Tambo to make a Moka Express sculpture in a “nice size”. As soon as travel restrictions were lifted, I flew to Denmark to photograph the working man. I think he did a nice job.

Special thanks to Malthe Dahl for the heavy lifting. 

Wine label design for Blanc de Marges, a natural white wine from L’Olivera, made in the vineyards around Vallbona de les Monges, Catalunya.

The label references the marges, traditional dry-stone walls that shape and support the vineyard landscape.

Web design for PoMo, Trondheim’s Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art.

Oil on Canvas, 190 x 130 cm.

Exhibition Catalogue designed for PoMo’s opening exhibition, Postcards from the Future.

The show brought together 24 artists from the museum’s collection, alongside loans from international institutions. Four writers were invited to contribute short stories in response to the works on display.

Visual identity and website design for actor, theatre designer and author Jeppe Pachai. Built around the idea of having many balls (or dots) in the air, the design brings them together in a simple, playful and informative website presenting Jeppe and his work.

Oil on canvas, 80 x 80 cm.

Photobook designed for Toni Amengual.

Inspired by the Vatican’s nineteenth-century campaign to cover and alter nude statues, the project explores ideas of masculinity, censorship, and the male body.

A selection of animated work for various street party events at Distortion between 2023 and 2026, made in collaboration with Nabill Parvizi.

Nadie es ilegal en el mundo (No one is illegal in the world) is a collaborative photobook designed for photojournalist Mireia Comas.

During the pandemic, Mireia worked with a group of undocumented young men living in an abandoned warehouse in Terrassa. As the project developed, photography workshops shifted the young men from being photographed to making their own images. The book brings these perspectives together, documenting their everyday lives from both sides of the camera.

Wine label design for Negre de Can Calopa, a natural red wine from the eco-driven cellar L’Olivera in the hills of Collserola, just outside Barcelona.

The label shows a pair of pruning shears, a tool pretty crucial to harvesting. It’s a small ode to the manual work behind each bottle.

Wine label design for Blanc de Serè, a dry, fresh white wine first bottled in 1989. It takes its name from the northwesterly Serè wind, which sweeps through Vallbona de les Monges, Catalonia, in winter.