Independed publishing

of physical media

We believe that culture is build on the artifacts of the past. It’s build by people discovering art in their environment where they can share their thoughts on it, where it becomes part of their lives as visual reminder of our thoughts.

We started this with on question: How will our kids ever discover books, music and other media like we did? We stumbled on so much because it existed In our environment. Now everything exists in the digital realm where it’s hidden and los, or in advertising.

We want to move against that by focusing on creating physical artifacts, to be discovered by our kids, by our friends and by us.

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“Anti-Human Conditioning” —  Poetry Chapbook “Anti-Human Conditioning” —  Poetry Chapbook
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“Anti-Human Conditioning” — Poetry Chapbook
€4.99

This chapbook is part of an ongoing small-press experiment: independent poetry as an object you can hold in your hands, as it should be. It contains all the poems from the poetry cycle "Anti-human Conditioning" by Tim Jagodzinski.

These poems live at the threshold between observation and resistance. They speak in quiet fractures, blunt edges, and moments of strange tenderness.

Each copy is hand-made, packaged, and mailed by the author — no mass production, no gloss—just words, paper, and ink. Each copy is signed!

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"Eugen" Limited Poetry-Postcard
€3.50

This poetry postcard is limited to 100 pieces and was printed on grass paper. Grass paper offers a unique texture and appearance, while being highly environmentally friendly. On the postcard, you can see my biggest supporter, Eugen, and a poem I wrote about our daily walks.

This card is intended for those who wish to support my work. Each single one is numbered, stamped, and signed by me.

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"Waymarker" Poetry-Postcard (Set Two)
€3.50

A quiet exchange—between art and life, between you and me.

This postcard holds a fragment of my poetry and a photograph that belongs with it. I make each one by hand here in Berlin. I write the poetry, take the photo and then print it, stamp it, and send it out myself.

It’s meant to travel slowly. To arrive with fingerprints. To be read, kept, or passed on.

Each card feels a little different when I hold it. If you’d like, I’ll sign yours before it leaves my desk.

The card arrives in an envelop.

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