• A day in the studio with Vinicius Lopes

    A day in the studio with Vinicius Lopes

    In Porto, we meet Bahia-born painter Vinicius Lopes to explore the meaning of abstraction and the inner search that guides his painting practice.

    A day in the studio with Vinicius Lopes

    In Porto, we meet Bahia-born painter Vinicius Lopes to explore the meaning of abstraction and the inner search that guides his painting practice.

  • A day in the studio with Manon Blet

    A day in the studio with Manon Blet

    During our recent South West Europe Tour we met the French painter Manon Blet in Biarritz and she showed us what it self-transcendence means. Through her work — and her...

    A day in the studio with Manon Blet

    During our recent South West Europe Tour we met the French painter Manon Blet in Biarritz and she showed us what it self-transcendence means. Through her work — and her...

  • A coffee with artist Kelly Wu

    A coffee with artist Kelly Wu

    We met performance and installation artist Kelly Wu in L'Angelo Cafe in London for a quick chat over eggs and coffee about their art practice before Kelly went off to...

    A coffee with artist Kelly Wu

    We met performance and installation artist Kelly Wu in L'Angelo Cafe in London for a quick chat over eggs and coffee about their art practice before Kelly went off to...

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Discover our art universe:

Here is how (and why) we make books & magazines

Our goal is to bring the process of creation itself back into our consciousness. The fast-moving nature of the internet has many advantages, but it also has certain disadvantages. The imperishable, and the analog have attracted us since we started making films. This and our appetite for the experiences of other artists paved the way for our little print revolution.

Learn more about our books

Some excerpts from the stories inside our books.

Every book is made 800 times. And will never be reprinted.

Orignal artworks, from artists.

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You want to be part of our Journey?

We believe that art should be accessible to all of us, which is why our stories will always remain free and for everyone to watch, read or listen to—but creating them requires resources, dedication, and a network of supporters who value independent artistic storytelling.

By becoming a Hometown Friend, you can help us do that and play a crucial role in sustaining and expanding our work. Your support directly contributes to the production of our films, the growth of our community, and the realization of cultural events. In return, you become part of an engaged group that values art and its impact on society, and more.

We do also sell merch.