A book like the valley itself: rooted in tradition, surprising and forward-looking.
Across 224 pages, the publication explores the development of tourism in the Ahrntal, South Tyrol, through portraits, interviews and reports. Local voices shape the narrative – from the bobbin lace school to the gray cheese producer 🧀, the hotel owner and the mountain rescuer.

Designed by Philipp Putzer and awarded the ICMA Book Award – Corporate Books 🏆, the book highlights the innovative strength of this alpine tourism region beyond clichés.

Printed on Arctic Volume with digitally coloured edges on three sides 🎨. The cover combines half-linen, hot foil stamping ✨, blind embossing and an inset four-colour printed title label – precise craftsmanship and strong tactile presence.

A book with attitude – in content, design and production.

The limited-edition monograph by Matthew Rolston presents a radically reflective artistic perspective beyond his iconic fashion photography.

Meticulously staged portraits 🎭 — high-resolution, precise and almost forensic — confront themes of truth, imperfection and mortality. Inspired by Egon Schiele, James Ensor and the School of London (Francis Bacon, Lucian Freud), Vanitas moves between painting and photography 🎨📷.

Printed in four colors UV on premium coated stock, linen-bound and housed in a clamshell case — limited edition.

A research publication by Museion Bolzano, developed alongside the exhibition 🖼️.

Structured around six thematic fields — art, body, time, books, home and friendship ✨ — the book draws on more than thirty conversations with friends and collaborators 💬, forming a layered portrait of Sven Sachsalber’s artistic practice.

Created with Museion and B-A-U 🤝, and designed by Claudia Polizzi, the publication reconstructs and maps his body of work 🗺️, highlighting the connections that shape his practice.

Poetry in Motion by Oliver Klink won the PubWest Book Design Award 2024. Designer Kate Jordahl created an award-winning design, praised by the jury as “an extraordinary cover image in perfect harmony with design and production.” For over six years, Oliver Klink traveled to India, Mongolia, Japan, and the USA to capture the deep connection between humans and horses. Across cultures, horses shape history and identity—as companions, workers, warriors, and spiritual beings. His award-winning work has been published by National Geographic and exhibited in museums like the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco. Poetry in Motion is more than a photo book—a visual tribute to the timeless bond between humans and horses.

At the Fink Restaurant & Suites in Brixen, centuries-old stone walls and vaulted ceilings merge with modern design that focuses on simplicity and elegance. Reclaimed wood furniture, high-quality fabrics, and stylish accents create a unique atmosphere. Our print materials, designed by Substanz design, reflect this philosophy. Sustainability is at the core – from the selection of natural materials to eco-friendly production processes. Printed on Fedrigoni paper, high-quality materials and careful craftsmanship come together in perfect harmony. The embossing subtly reflects the arches of the historical stone walls – minimalist yet expressive.

We had the pleasure of producing an impressive lookbook for BLACKYAK – with great success! 🎉 The printed product was a huge hit among trade fair visitors, many of whom wanted their own copy to take home.

This once again proves:
1️⃣ High-quality print enhances a brand’s image and gives products a unique appeal.
2️⃣ Print leaves a lasting impression and stays in people’s minds. 🙌🏼

A big thank you to Zentralsüden for the outstanding design – a crucial factor in ensuring the success of any print project. 🚀💙

Plan 2025 with timeless elegance ✨ Inspired by Sofia Coppola, this beautifully linen-bound agenda is a must-have for any desk or bag. 👩🏻🎥 Stay organized with monthly and weekly spreads, space for resolutions, notes, and wish lists. 📝 Two chic ribbon markers help to stay on track—because planning should be as stylish as it is functional.

The Bodonian binding makes this book truly special📕. One of its standout features is the three-piece cover: the sturdy cardboard provides stability, while the spine stands freely between the partially overlapping cardboard sections💫✨. The raw-cut edge of the cardboard adds a distinctive visual effect.
But there’s more: the book also features colored edges, with the book’s edges printed in vibrant tones, and a special color that enhances the design’s uniqueness🧡. And, of course, the spectacular images are the true highlight, perfectly showcasing the content of this extraordinary volume📸.

Thirty years ago, "The People of Lech" was published, featuring 40 black-and-white portraits, landscapes, and still lifes by Konrad Rufus Müller with text by Michael Köhlmeier. The photographs were taken in 1993/94, and the volume quickly sold out. Since 2016, these portraits have been displayed in the foyer of the Almhof. Between 2018 and 2022, Müller created a second series of 60 portraits, also displayed at the Almhof. Both series are now published in a new volume titled "100 Portraits of the People of Lech," accompanied by texts from Müller and German media theorist Prof. Bernd Stiegler.

A Lungomare Reader[en], 16 Dialogues about Sheep, Black Holes, and Movement

To mark its 20th anniversary, Lungomare published the volume AS IF - 16 dialogs about sheep, black holes and movement.
Starting from dialog as a form of relationship that Lungomare has embraced in its 20 years of artistic and cultural activity, and approaching themes, people and places while always going a little beyond its own borders and horizons, the book brings together 51 voices of people who have been invited to express their own vision for a renegotiation of the future.
Edited by Angelika Burtscher @angelika__burtscher, Daniele Lupo, Spector Books

Eric Asamoah’s (b. Linz, Austria, 1999) photographic practice is informed by his engagement with tendencies in progressive Black thought. He navigates the complexity of what it means to be young, Black, and anchored in a diasporic visual culture. Before translating his ideas into compositions, Asamoah records his thoughts in diary entries and notes. Far from being mere preparatory sketches.
The publication shines a spotlight on two central series of analog photographs: Forever Lasts Until It Ends (2022) and The Day After Tomorrow (2021). For both projects, Asamoah traveled to his parents’ native Ghana. With an essay by Brooklyn J. Pakathi and a conversation between Gabriel Proedl and the artist.

Editor: Alfred Weidinger, Isolde Perndl / OÖ Landes-Kultur GmbH, Maria Venzl

Thomas Sings book "Liminal" won the Gold Prize of the ICMA - International Creative Media Award in the art book category🏆.
Black velvet hardcover with blind embossing and shiny black cut, graphic design, cover and typeface: Christine Maier at WunderUndTaten.
A photo-book with texts by Teresa Del Sole and Thomas Sing, edited by Chiara Padovan.
A photo book that was essentially built on associations. It invites us to open ourselves to the poetry of immanence, to pause and experience: the flight of birds, the flow of water, the vastness of the horizon. The city as an organism, the body as a place. The diversity of being.

Notebook Magazine is a magazine dedicated to art and film culture.
This magazine is created, edited and published by the platform MUBI - a streaming service that also calls itself a curator, at the same time produces films itself and is a cineaste🎞️📽️.
With each issue, Notebook Magazine delivers the latest news, interviews and reviews. We were allowed to be part of it from the beginning and print all issues.

The Book was designed by Mugeles and reflects all the main projects that have been initiated and implemented during the last decades on mobility level in South Tyrol 🚕🚎🚉🚠. Bound with Bodoniana with "taglio al vivo" and open spine, the thread stitching is visible. The different forms of transport are detailed in relief on the cover. All together with the creatively designed contents make Mobil Mente not only interesting in terms of content but also a real eye-catcher. Mobil Mente received the ICMA Silver Award in the category Corporate Books.

Coming and Going a book from photographer Jim Goldberg and published by MACK.
Jim Goldberg has spent more than two decades with his work "Coming and Going", which is a kind of unique autobiographical diary. Since 1999, Goldberg has photographed various aspects of his daily life and then processed and reinvented them through his famous practice of collaging, annotating, editing and recombining ✂️🫴🏼. A great example of FineArt Printing.

Maria Callas was an American-born Greek soprano who was one of the most renowned and influential opera singers of the 20th century. Her musical and dramatic talents led to her being hailed as "La Divina"👑.
A book edited by Schirmer/Mosel with an essay by Attila Csampai and an acknowledgment by Ingeborg Bachmann for the 100 birthday of Maria Callas.
Pictures printed in Duoton.

For the Cannes Film Festival, MUBI - who see themselves as a streaming service, curator, cineaste and film producer - came up with something special: a new notebook publication. A limited edition Cannes special was produced, which was available exclusively at the Cannes Film Festival. In keeping with the spirit of the glitz and glamour of the festival on the Côte d'Azur, which is all about celebrating top-class films, this publication was printed in a vibrant Pantone.

Forestis wants to offer guests a quiet retreat in nature, with a focus on mindfulness towards oneself. A place where time is tangible and quality is emphasized. Accordingly, the print products had to be high-quality. A suitable paper had to be found, in this case we chose Gmund. Singer stitching and color cut. Simple, elegant and very sophisticated. The print products reflect the hotel's identity on all levels.

Hundreds of chronologically arranged images show Daido Moriyama's career: his early editorial work in the mid-1960s, which focused on the American occupation and experimental theater; his radical experiments of the late 1960s and 1970s; the self-reflective photographs of the 1980s and 1990s; and his ongoing exploration of cities, as well as other significant moments. Texts written by the curator and a wide range of distinguished Japanologists, an essay by the artist himself, and a comprehensive chronology of his life complete the book. A book on which we were able to show our strength: Color. Whether it was Triton with varnish for black-and-white images or Intenso+ for color images - our know-how was in demand.

Gabriele Stabile started his creative journey with photos from his archive, which were lying there for more than a decade. His creative action left traces, like those left by human memory, transforming the memory into a feeling. "Swim Till I sank" wants to invite us to dive into the depths of memories. The book is nominated by PHotoESPAÑA for the best photo book of the year. All the selected books will be presented in the exhibition 'The Best Photo Books of the Year' at the Fernán Gómez Cultural Center in Madrid. The entire book was printed in UV-LE colors on Fedrigoni and Holmen, has a PVC dust jacket and a thread stitching with open spine.

The book explores the ancient Greek concepts of time. It is the winner of the FE+SK Book Prize 2023, which says, among other things, the following: through the sequence of images, the essence of photography is reflected. The role of the photographer and his influence is reflected. the images enter into dialogue and a reflection on the relationship between the photographic medium of representation and the passage of time is created.

Book size 16.5x24 cm, the book has 128 pages. Swiss binding and gold embossing on the cover add the finishing touches

A Mountain is Only a Slow Wave is a very sophisticatedly produced photo book, with a variety of specials. From the binding to the soft cover with vellum dust jacket to the photographs in black and white and color. In addition to the unique photographs by Judith Stenneken, the two-part book with handmade binding includes poetry by Lina Atfah, and essays by Annaka Harris. The design was done by Melanie Teresa Bohrer. Tempelhof Airport in Berlin is the setting for Judith Stenneken's work. The building as a site of constant change, from the airport's closure to its re-functioning as a refugee camp. The color portraits in the book were photographed in collaboration with refugees from Syria and Afghanistan, most of whom lived at the airport during this time. The black-and-white photographs, on the other hand, represent the artist's ongoing confrontation with change as the main theme of her work.

Orange Grove is a book by the artist Clifford Prince King. An artist who lives and works in New York and Los Angeles. The book was published by TIS books. King documents his intimate relationships in traditional, everyday situations that narrate his experiences as a queer black man. The book has been mentioned in countless media and was named on time's and MoMA's list of the best photo books of 2022.

In 1956, the German photographer Toni Schneiders created a comprehensive reportage of all landscape, cultural, archaeological and social aspects of Sardinia. These images were published in a coffee table book. The rugged, rocky landscape, the blue sea, the cottages and ponds, but also the rites of the Sardinian people inspired the photographer. He took beautiful portraits during his 40 days trip and tried to reproduce iconic aspects as well. The book was printed using our special printing technique - DUOTON.

The new Notebook magazine from the streaming platform MUBI is an impressive addition to their service, a publication that puts the love for movies in the spotlight. This issue is a trip around the world with a new collection of contributions, many of which focus on the subject of travel. Issue 2 appears with two different covers, each featuring a photo by Park Chan-wook. Just like the first issue, the following issues were printed in a climate-neutral and FSC-certified manner. 

The BayWa AG Group celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2023. To mark the occasion, a book has been designed in which 100 BayWa faces from around the world have been pictured with their stories. The portraits of the people, who live on 5 continents, have been taken just for the book. To reflect the idea of sustainability, the company decided to print on apple paper. In addition, the resulting CO2 emissions were compensated through the support of climate protection projects in Munich, due to the regional roots, and Togo, due to the nevertheless global activity.

Studiomut has designed this wonderful lookbook, we were allowed to print it. Historic South Tyrol is an association of historic hotels and restaurants of our hometown, South Tyrol. Each of the hotels and restaurants is unique and historic. Individual hosts reveal details and stories about their houses. Tradition meets modernity and the past meets the future.

We also handled this project from America together with our partner pointb solutions. Open visible thread-sewn spine, transparent book jacket. The cover was printed on Fedrigoni paper. For the contents and cover, we opted to use UV colors for intensive color reproduction on factory paper.

031 FOR THE PEOPLE is a magazine by nonstop publishing. About 700 photos of the internationally active 031 crew on 500 pages. Printed on various types of paper. The pictures speak for themselves. A reverse chronology shows the best images from 2020 to 2010, taken all over the world. The cover was printed in a complex screen printing technique.

What started as an experiment is now already in the second edition due to the extremely positive feedback: the 3 Zinnen Dolomites Magazine. The first one was a great success and this one is apparently also already very appreciated. New colors, new stories, same concept. This is a great example of a high-quality magazine.

This special culinary book provides an exclusive insight into the outstanding culinary art of Heiko Nieder. Heiko Nieder developed his cuisine in the restaurant "The Restaurant", which is located in the hotel "The Dolder Grand". The book contains not only recipes but also entire menus, arranged by season. The dishes are just as artistic as the photography of them. In addition to the culinary delights, there is something for the visual senses - inside and out: 384 pages wrapped in a fine black linen cover with hot-foil silver embossing.

dixit algorizmi - The garden of knowledge has been produced for the pavilion of Uzbekistan on the occasion of the Biennale in Venice. The four different covers and an additional special edition for Humboldt were printed on a silver paper.

Ewo develops innovative lighting systems for urban spaces, architectural exteriors and large areas such as airports and logistics areas all over the world. Out-of-the-box thinking is part of the company's philosophy, which is also reflected in the brochure we had the pleasure of printing to celebrate the company's 25th anniversary. Four different papers, inside flaps and selected Pantone colours, some of which were printed in UV-LE, were combined in one brochure.

VANISHING CUBA is a photography book by the American photographer Michael Chinnici. The project was created to show the changes Cuba is facing after more than 60 years of isolation and decay. Emotional stories and lifelong friendships were created during the photographer's 24 journeys. A compelling, quality-produced book whose images capture Cuba's past and future. The combination of black and white and colour photography could be reproduced perfectly thanks to innovative technologies and the passion for challenges.

Image processing in prepress phase, apple paper, apple leather, low-odour inks, prepress, outer packaging in corrugated cardboard, signed special edition. First run: 9,000 

Extensive testing and fine-tuning in prepress and printing, close interaction with client. Print run:  4,000