Opening this saturday: wildes böckle on Bruno Marek Allee 22! New kitz on the block, wildes was? going wild in Leopoldstadt, galore.

This catalogue about Christian Eisenbergers Land Art was published last year, developed over a period of two years in close collaboration with the artist. Printed by Holzhausen, we are very pleased with the result.

We just remembered our third and last digital advent calender. Wrju’s adventures in december 2000.
Every day a new screen was unlocked and you had to look for the current day’s cube.
Some of the daily surprises were created by friends, some by us.

Technology has changed a bit in the last 22 years so not all suprises are working anymore.

The exploded goose was created with our legendary rasterizer which transformed greyscale images into pattern images (like this one here).

It's this time of the year again: days get shorter, temperatures fall, the weather is misty. What better way to spend a day than in a Messehalle full of books? Buch Wien here we come.

This year’s brochure about last year’s Most Beautiful Austrian Books – Die Schönsten Bücher Österreichs – was presented already a few weeks ago. Featuring Soleil by Wolfgang Homola, LEUV print by Holzhausen Druck and beautiful japanese binding by Papyrus.

We just returned from this year’s Mahler Forum in Klagenfurt, two days of inspiring art, discussions and music.

All projects of public art lower austria between 2017 and 2019 are documented in this book: 336 pages, linen bound, embossed, published at VFMK.

On the occasion of Goethe Institut’s 70th birthday we were commissioned to design 10 A0-sized posters, each featuring a literary quote that relates to the institution. The posters were presented in Munich and Berlin (on our bespoke poster stand design, see photo © Bernhard Ludewig) and will travel around the world next year.

A very beautiful publication on the most beautiful Austrian books, designed by sensomatic’s good looking department, has just left the print shop. More exciting images, fonts, texts and bookbinder specialities are hidden underneath the hood (= cover – for all non car enthusiasts).