We let them speak for us:
Why is it worthwhile working with us? This question is best answered by our existing customers! Or, even better, we let our work speak for us. On this page you can find all the projects of which we are particularly proud. And, who knows, maybe yours too will soon be appearing here as your favourite project!
Schenna Magazine 2026
Following the 2024 redesign, we were once again entrusted with the design and print production of the Schenna Magazine.
The new edition brings together the voices and perspectives that shape life in Schenna, South Tyrol — from long-standing traditions to bold ideas and everyday moments.
Portraits and features create an authentic picture of the community and its people. Open, approachable and full of character. A regional magazine that makes local identity visible — in design and print.
Media Box Set for Klangforum Wien
To mark the 70th birthday of Beat Furrer — composer, conductor and founder of Klangforum Wien — a unique collector’s edition was created. Furrer selected 18 key works from his oeuvre, re-recorded them with his ensemble and conducted the sessions himself.
The limited media box set includes 6 CDs, 3 films and 2 books 📚, offering rare insight into his musical and intellectual world. Awarded ⭐ 5 Stelle di MUSICA, 🏆 Premio Abbiati del disco and 📀 German Record Critics’ Award 2025.
Designed by the Vienna-based collective Liza Borovskaya-Brodskaya, Mitzi Gugg and Jakob Mayr, the edition is crafted from premium embossed cardboard without printed elements. Materiality and texture echo the layered structures of Furrer’s compositions. More than a box — an experience.
75 Years of Tourism in the Ahrntal
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.
Vanitas: The Palermo Portraits 📷
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.
Sven Sachsalber. Mapping out an Artistic Practice
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 - Oliver Klink
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.
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