Since the beginning of Nybo Photography in 2010, founder and photographer Kasper Nybo has documented human stories around the globe. Kasper's images carry a poetic tone that, in a unique combination of photojournalism, art and documentary work spans many different expressions and formats.
The images of Kasper are commissioned by editorial clients, cultural organisations and public institutions in need of communicating strong stories - often on delicate subjects. Through a subtle balance of trust, intimacy and silent observation, Kasper is able to quickly access and explore the depths of humanity that is the core of all projects by Nybo Photography.
Kasper has a background in graphic design and management of media productions and is frequently used on end-to-end technical and creative consulting on shaping the most efficient visual campaigns and productions.
- Red Cross
- Médecin Sans Frontières (MSF)
- UNICEF
- International Medical Corps (IMC)
- The World Bank
- The Royal Danish Ballet
- Dansekapellet København
- Statens Kunstfond
- Gunilla Lind Danseteater
- Die Zeit
- Information
- Politiken
- Berlingske Business
- Kristeligt Dagblad
- DR / Danmarks Radio (Danish Broadcasting Network)
- Frederiksberg Municipality
- Ringsted Municipality
- University of Copenhagen
- University of Aarhus
- Fuel Relief Fund
Permanent exhibition
Copenhagen University, Faculty of Humanities, Copenhagen, Denmark
Title: Permanently Temporary
A melancholic final tour of the empty university buildings only days before they were demolished. Capturing the intense quietness echoing the last stories of the empty rooms, walls and halls housing thousands and thousands of people over the last 40 temporary years. Exhibition prints are available, contact us for details.
Open daily at Karen Blixens Vej 4, DK-2300 Copenhagen S
Past exhibitions
2023 - Ringsted Municipality, Denmark - Multiple venues
New documentary work featuring the personal stories of nine volunteers
2017 - Frederiksberg Municipality, Copenhagen, Denmark - Multiple venues
Documenting the personal stories of eight volunteers helping others and knitting a closer socially centred community.
2013 - Øksnehallen exhibition hall, Copenhagen, Denmark
First showing of the on-going project on poverty and social challenges in Europe, read the full article and see the images here.
2012 - Øksnehallen exhibition hall, Copenhagen, Denmark
Double exhibition showcasing recent humanitarian and social works from the natural disaster in Haiti and Japan.
2011 - PAN Museum of Modern Art of Naples, Napoli, Italy
Fundraising event in support of the victims of the tsunami in Japan, showcasing our editorial feature story from the disaster, combined with inspirational speech.