Both a graphic designer and a letterpress printer, Dafi Kühne keeps approximately 40 tons of printing presses, movable type, and other equipment in his workshop in the foothills of the Swiss Alps. This is where he creates his posters through a complex, labor-intensive process that involves using both his hands and his body to operate the equipment. Kühne uses metal type, wood type, hand-made linocuts, and other traditional materials and techniques. He even casts metal type and constructs original printing blocks by integrating and developing new ideas. He also pays close attention to the process of fixing the image on paper. Dafi Kühne is not merely a graphic designer, but an artisan who designs the entire printing process, transforming the initial design into finished printed matter.