Photography and image-based art — black and white editions on Japanese and fine art papers, glass-laminated objects, original paintings, drawings, and video installations, produced in-house at our Zurich studio or by the artists themselves.

In 1893, Jules Richard introduced the Vérascope — a compact stereo camera that made stereoscopic photography accessible for the first time. Photographers began exploring subjects that were, at the time, legally and morally prohibited. The works in the Karo Collector’s Edition come from this moment: nude stereoscopy on 47 × 105 mm glass plates, made by photographers who largely remained anonymous. They are documents of a medium testing its own limits.

Each work is 30 × 30 cm, printed on handmade papers from Switzerland and Japan, in a black vinyl sleeve with a round window. Limited to 15 or 30 copies, numbered and accompanied by a certificate.