24row

24row is a Danish collective of artists and designers that emerged in the early 2000s, originally known as Creative Us. The group was founded in 2002 in Copenhagen by a group of friends including Jesper Lehmann, Jens Kjær, and Lars Munk. Their work is characterized by large-scale murals and installations that merge pop culture references with contemporary design elements. 24row has a distinctive visual language that often features flat, graphic shapes, vivid colors and a sense of graphic irony.

From 2005 to 2010 the collective gained a reputation for their outdoor interventions across Europe. They participated in various festivals and public art projects, including the 2007 Migrationsfestival in Oslo and the 2008 open-air exhibition 24row: Graphic Circus in Copenhagen. In 2012 they turned their attention to interior design and product development, releasing a series of furniture and lighting pieces that carried their signature graphic motifs.

Over the years 24row has maintained a partnership with larger corporations, designing promotional campaigns for brands such as Coca‑Cola and Carlsberg. They have also collaborated with residential developers to create street-side artwork that merges with modern architecture. Their shows have been held in galleries including Kunsthal Aarhus and the 24Row Street Art Gallery in Oslo.

The collective’s influence is evident in the way contemporary Danish design incorporates bold graphics and large‑scale installations. While individual members occasionally pursue solo projects, 24row remains a cohesive unit that quietly pushes the boundaries between fine art, graphic design, and urban culture.