Beauty against Neoliberalism — Julia C Parodi

This publication is a compilation of writings from various artists, exploring how the liberal agenda erodes beauty in the world.

While beauty—connected to enjoyment and pleasure—helps shape personal and cultural identity, the liberal system reduces life to the pursuit of profit, forcing people into mere survival and erasing their cultural heritage along the way.

Born out of the troubling circumstances in Argentina and the far right uprising of the years after the pandemic, this zine seeks to understand and reflect on these issues, opening up a conversation with the intention of sharing that insight with others.

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Julia is a visual artist and researcher. She is co-founder of the design and gender collective Oblicuas and the collective Llenos y vacíos, with which she studies narratives of urban conflict. She also makes video essays. In her artistic practice she likes to experiment with different ways of creating and sharing knowledge

16 pp
20 x 11 cm

Paperback, Staple Bound
Risoprinted in black, fluo pink and green on 150gr paper

First edition 100 copies
2024 

Coloring Book — Vicky Monte

Twenty different universes to paint and choose your own adventure. Illustrated by Vicky Monté and published by Proyecto Piranha.

For this little book, we made a risograph cover printed with 4 inks, on two different machines, in two different studios—defying time, space, and the already untamable laws of color registration. If you happened to get a cover where the colors are kind of all over the place, don’t see it as a mistake. Riso gifts us a bit of chaos and reminds us that coloring outside the lines can also be a lot of fun.

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Vicky Monté is an illustrator, tattoo artist, image-and-sound designer, and an addict for drawing things with little faces. She currently focuses more on tattooing and illustration than on audiovisual work, but whenever she remembers, she brings her camera along. @vickymonte

40 pp
20 x 11 cm

Spiral Bound
Risoprinted in black, fluo pink and green on 150gr paper

First edition 150 copies
2024

Calendar 2025 — Feli Punch

M1seria — M1seria

In Argentina’s turbulent political climate, memes have become potent tools of commentary and dissent. M1seria, an anonymous Buenos Aires creator, posts around 10 memes daily to over 90,000 Instagram followers, blending dark humor with sharp political insight. His book, compiling his first six months of work, serves as both satire and social chronicle, capturing the frustrations and absurdities of everyday life.

For M1seria, memes are cultural weapons—disrupting dominant narratives, amplifying marginalized voices, and bridging online and offline realities. His anonymity shields him from reprisal, enabling unfiltered critique and transforming him into a digital folk hero for a generation weary of traditional politics.

Independent publisher Piraña’s decision to publish his work affirms memes as legitimate cultural expression. It’s a political act in itself, challenging the boundaries of what’s considered worthy of print and celebrating the internet’s power to democratize discourse in Latin America.

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452 pp
15 x 15 cm

Paperback, Perfect Binding
Digital Offset printed in black and white

Edition Size 700
2024

Hasta que salga el sol — Florencia Pernicone

Fun selection of drawings. 

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Florencia Pernicone is an illustrator and graphic designer based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She experiments with various styles and mediums, creating whimsical characters, mysterious scenes, and elements inspired by nature.

40 pp
15 x 10,5cm

28 pp
10 x 15cm

B&N
Cover printed on transparent film

Edition Size 100
2022

Fantasía — Kiterea

40 pp
15cm x 10,5cm

Edition size 100
2023

🖇️ Idea & design: Kiterea
Two-color risograph printed edition by @proyectopiranha for issue #42 of Kiosco, Club de Publicaciones

Impr. Pant — Dafna Szleifer

Emptystomac is a compilation of freehand drawings scanned from sketchbooks over the course of a year by Darares.The zine ended up having a special meaning for everyone. Some people finds a love story it’s been told, others their worst nightmare, and for some it’s just a beautiful tarot-like illustration zine.

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Daniela Restrepo is an illustrator, graphic designer, and street art enthusiast, born in Bogotá, Colombia, where she currently lives and works. Darares is her artistic pseudonym, which she has been using since 2010. She is passionate about independent art, illustration, character design, and muralism, through which she has developed her current style.

40 pp
15 x 10,5cm

Matte laminated cover — rounded corners
Inner band die-cut as a glitter sticker
Edition of 200 copies
2022

Emptystomac — Darares

Emptystomac is a compilation of freehand drawings scanned from sketchbooks over the course of a year by Darares.The zine ended up having a special meaning for everyone. Some people finds a love story it’s been told, others their worst nightmare, and for some it’s just a beautiful tarot-like illustration zine. 

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Daniela Restrepo is an illustrator, graphic designer, and street art enthusiast, born in Bogotá, Colombia, where she currently lives and works. Darares is her artistic pseudonym, which she has been using since 2010. She is passionate about independent art, illustration, character design, and muralism, through which she has developed her current style.

40 pp
15 x 10,5cm

Matte laminated cover — rounded corners
Inner band die-cut as a glitter sticker
Edition of 200 copies
2022

Lejos de Todo — Migue Cruz & Lui Mort

POST-POST – Various Artists

Setagaya ­­— Mina Forciniti

“These photos are the result of an attempt to freeze fictions and a question with no apparent answer. All the images are screenshots taken on Google Earth in 2014. They were revisited in 2018 and edited with new questions in October 2019.”

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40 pp
10×15 cm

Edición de 100 copias
2019

Todo es feo — Florencia Pernicone