My creative printing journey
Artistic experimentation with a gel printing plate (8"x 10")
Playing and tinkering with different techniques and materials
leading to unexpected discoveries and printing outcomes.
Discover the textures, colors, and layers in each unique print.
Find the one that speaks to you.
ZINE
A zine (pronounced "zeen") is a self-published, often made with DIY methods, featuring a variety of content like text, images, and artwork.


About monoprintcb59.ch:
"I like trying things, I like the curiosity of it." Frank O. Gehry
I've engaged in a variety of artistic activities, including playing music, dancing, painting, ceramics, acting and writing.
In my early years, I gained some experience with linocuts and copperplate printing. Then, in April 2025 I discovered the amazing art and magic of gel printing with acrylic paint. It has become the ideal medium for my current creative endeavors.
Monoprinting is a way of expressing myself from a place of curiosity and personal exploration and experimentation with shapes, textures and different layers.
My Professional Background: MA Pedagogy & Social Psychology, Montessori-Teacher(3-6) AMS American Montessori Society, Educational Professional Development SVEB. I founded and managed a bilingual Montessori Children's House & Nido for children aged 18 months to six years. In addition to my counselling I ran workshops on creativity in everyday educational activities and on designing creative spaces for children and adults.
Come and visit me and enjoy my artistic and experimental monoprints at the KORNSCHÜTTE in LUCERNE.
5. Internationale Kunstausstellung in der Kornschütte Luzern
Frühlingsausgabe / Spring 2026
Öffnungszeiten/ Opening hours
Donnerstag: 19. März, 17 – 22 Uhr Vernissage/ Opening reception
Freitag: 20. März, 10 – 20 Uhr
Samstag: 21. März, 10 – 20 Uhr
Sonntag: 22. März, 10 – 18 Uhr
https://artdesuisse.art
Atelier monoprintcb59
Hauptstrasse 41
CH-4417 Ziefen/BL
Contact & Sales: Caroline
cb(at)hasli.net
Only originals, waiting for their place in the world.
