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Borderlines PAPER est un atelier de création et d’édition parisien, dédié aux formes visuelles produites en très petites séries — livres d’artistes, images et impressions sur textures.
Chaque projet est conçu comme une pièce de collection, façonnée en petites séries avec une attention particulière aux matières et au temps lent de la fabrication.
Nos éditions naissent de collaborations avec des artistes contemporains dont le travail déplace les frontières et fait émerger de nouvelles écritures.
Elles trouvent également un écho auprès d’un public sensible à la couleur, aux textures et aux atmosphères que nous développons.
Fondé en 2020 et dirigé par Emmanuelle PICQ,
Borderlines PAPER s’inscrit dans une pratique où l’édition devient le prolongement du geste artistique.
Borderlines PAPER is a Paris-based creative and publishing atelier dedicated to visual forms produced in very small editions — artists’ books, images, and texture-based impressions.
Each project is conceived as a collectible piece, crafted in small series with particular attention to materials and the slow pace of making.
Our editions emerge from collaborations with contemporary artists whose work shifts boundaries and brings new writings into being.
They also resonate with an audience attuned to colour, textures, and the atmospheres we cultivate..
Founded in 2020 and directed by Emmanuelle PICQ, Borderlines PAPER embraces a practice where publishing becomes an extension of the artistic gesture, a space where light, paper, and colour find their place.
Each project is conceived as a collectible piece, crafted in small series with particular attention to materials and the slow pace of making.
Our editions emerge from collaborations with contemporary artists whose work shifts boundaries and brings new writings into being.
They also resonate with an audience attuned to colour, textures, and the atmospheres we cultivate..
Founded in 2020 and directed by Emmanuelle PICQ, Borderlines PAPER embraces a practice where publishing becomes an extension of the artistic gesture, a space where light, paper, and colour find their place.