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At Printree.ch, we are making real efforts to reduce our ecological footprint without making unrealistic promises. Sustainability is our goal - a path we are taking with small but consistent steps. 2024 was a year marked by challenges, but also brought successes. With this blog, we want to give you transparent insight into what we have achieved, where we are struggling and how you as customers are part of our journey.

Unique journey through art: 'In the mind of an artist' In their impressive Matura thesis, Máté Megyeri and Angel Alvarez Vasquez have created a documentary that takes you deep into the creative process of a passionate artist. "In the Mind...

In today's blog post on Printree we shine the spotlight on Martin Reichenbach from Tin Pictures, whose macrophotographic works take us into the hidden depths of nature. Inspired by “Photographic Storytelling” by Sven Burkhard and Stefan Tschumi, Martin uses the power of images to tell stories and convey emotions.

Discover the colorful and creative world of artist Karin Wunderlin. With 22 stunning products at Printree, Karin celebrates her love of colors and the joy of experimentation. Her unique technique of drawing, cutting, painting and assembling creates fascinating collages that...

🎉🇨🇭 Big news! Today I am happy to announce that Switzerland has sent a clear signal for the fight against climate change with a convincing "yes" to the climate protection law. 🌍 This success gives us new courage and shows...

🔥🚀 Today I would like to pay tribute to a very special person in my life - Flavio, a passionate GC fan who works and lives at the Altried Foundation in Zurich-Schwamendingen. Flavio has been cerebral palsy since birth and...

In this blog post, we argue that art has no elitist boundaries. It is a universal language that is present everywhere and is democratic in nature. Digital technologies have increased the accessibility of art and it is subjective in nature, making it accessible to all people. Art promotes inclusion, is an effective educational tool and, above all, an expression of our humanity. So let's break down the elitist barriers and acknowledge art for what it truly is: a universal medium of human expression and experience.