Black and white portrait of a person with glasses wearing a hooded sweatshirt, looking pensive.
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Wichmann editorial
Alles Ret / Book / Jens Honoré, JUNKFOOD / Design, Layout & Final Artwork
Alles Ret is photographer Jens Honoré’s reaction to the growing number of homeless people in Denmark, and to the reality that a large part of the homeless do not have access to a daily hot meal – which should be a human right. This led him to contact JunkFood to create Alles Ret, a project that brings a dignified and moving focus to a group of homeless people who can now receive a free meal each day. In this book, people experiencing homelessness reflect on the importance of food in their lives through a series of photographs and interviews, presented in both written and audio form. JunkFood provides hundreds of free, nutritious meals every day. A daily hot meal helps people experiencing homelessness build health and stability in an otherwise stressful daily life.
Black book titled 'Alles Ret' by Jens Honoré resting on a grayscale, pixelated image of a face on fabric.
Partially opened book showing pages in brown, black, and beige with text 'JunkFood' and 'Alles Ret'.
Alles Ret (Right to Food) is an editorial project built on restraint, rhythm, and respect. The design frames deeply personal testimonies from people experiencing homelessness, allowing each voice to exist with clarity and dignity. The layout avoids visual dramatization; instead, it relies on a quiet, consistent typographic system that gives the voices space to unfold at their own pace.
Person in a hooded jacket with fists raised close to their face, in a sepia-toned image.
Black and white portrait of a woman with long blond hair looking slightly to the side.
Black-and-white portrait of a woman with long hair wearing a shirt with letters, looking directly at the camera.
The personal stories are transcribed from recorded interviews, and therefore manage to bring out an authentic atmosphere in a fragile but powerful portrayal.
Sepia-toned close-up of three pears with stems, arranged on a flat surface.
Sepia-toned portrait of an elderly man with white hair and beard, looking down thoughtfully.
Black and white portrait of an older man with a beard and tousled hair looking directly at the camera.
Close-up of a black hardcover book's spine showing its visible stitched binding.
Open magazine spread featuring black and white portrait photographs of various individuals, each with a name caption underneath.
Close-up of four raw mushrooms on a dark surface with shadows.
Image sequencing, pacing, and typographic repetition create a calm structure that supports the raw photographic material and transcribed interviews without competing for attention. The result is a publication where form serves content, and where design functions as a quiet but firm framework for empathy, storytelling, and trust.
Black and white photo of a woman named Louisa wearing a baseball cap and hoodie with a serious expression.
Black-and-white photo of a thoughtful woman wearing a baseball cap and jacket with her arms crossed.
Two open books lying on a brown surface, each showing a black and white halftone portrait of a person's face.
This project was developed while I was employed at Studio C, Copenhagen.