Pierre-Marc de Biasi is an artist, researcher, and writer. His work is located at the intersection of visual arts, literary research, and humanities. Author of numerous books and producer for Arte and France Culture, he regularly exhibits both in France and internationally.

Born in 1984 in Les Lilas, Louise Bescond lives in Brussels since 2005. A graduate of the École Estienne, she obtained a master's degree in bookbinding from La Cambre in 2008. Her career took off in 2013with her first exhibition at the Librairie Nicaise. Between 2015 and 2019, she furthered her studies with Renaud Vernier, Maître d’art. Supported by leading figures in the art world, her bindings were exhibited at the Galerie Charpentier in 2017 and at the Librairie Métamorphoses in 2021.

The origin of the Atelier du Livre d'Art et de l'Estampe (Art Book and Print Workshop) dates back to 1538, when Francis I appointed the first king's printer for Greek, a founding act in the history of printed writing in France. Heir to the Royal Printing House founded in 1640, which successively became the Imprimerie de la République, Imperial, and National Printing House, it preserves a unique collection of punches, listed as a historic monument. Drawing on rare expertise spanning the entire typographic and intaglio printing chain, the workshop collaborates with artists and publishers on exceptional projects.