This book celebrates the 10-year anniversary of VOID Studio, based in Oslo, Norway—an experimental design studio working at the intersection of art, design, technology, and informatics.

Carefully curated, Void—Reflections showcases a selection of VOID’s most compelling works, interwoven with a variety of visual and textual narratives. But rather than telling their story alone, VOID chose to open the conversation—inviting external perspectives and interpretations of their work. The result is a rich, multi-voiced reflection on the themes and questions emerging from VOID’s practice. Contributions include the poem Desperation Animation by Silje Linge Haaland, along with essays by Michael Hensel, Pernille Sandberg, Fredrik Høyer, Elise By Olsen, Einar Duenger Bøhn, Gaute Brochmann, and VOID themselves.

The design of the book echoes VOID’s unique aesthetic sensibility— capturing the ephemeral qualities, luminous events, and visual atmospheres that define their work. In that sense, this book is not just about VOID; it is VOID—an extension of the studio’s creative vision.