It is a collective publishing house conceived as a shelter and built around three interconnected pillars: the publication of books and manuals; participatory workshops open to everyone to teach book printing and binding techniques, or to practice writing and reading; and the Ultraviolet collective, which does live screen printing at various cultural or socially engaged events.
Printing is at the same time material (making, publishing, distributing), poetic (leaving a mark, touching the sensibilities of others), and political (creation becomes a tool for solidarity and shared knowledge).
It is in this sense that it is a “house”: a space where one feels at home, a space of care, listening, hospitality, and resistance, attentive to the accessibility of forms, presences, and languages. It is thus conceived as an artistic, educational, and social initiative encouraging experimentation, collaboration, and the (re)invention of our relational narratives through friendship, siblinghood, and tenderness.