The primitive stencil printing process has a huge colour spectrum and creates an interesting optical effect by means of spot colours and coarse screening. This gives the result a homemade look. The result is the self-initiated project “Exploriso: Low-tech fine Art”. While the publication looks at Riso printing from an artistic point of view, it describes the necessary steps for (re)producing your own editions. In the book, factors like colour, paper, file preparation, printing, and processing are explained. Exploriso appears in the first year of the Discovered series.

Another new feature of the publication is the explanation of how to produce MultiColor color profiles on the Risograph. The Exploriso Color Suite is coupled by text snippets from well-known Riso users who share their love of the Risograph with readers. In addition to exclusively produced Original prints, other contributors to Exploriso include Sigrid Calon, Joao Doria (The Ventriloquist Press), Paul John (Endless Editions), Craig Proud (Dizzy Ink), Rachel Littlewood, Mr. and Mrs. Rio, Marjolein Schalk (Wobby Club), the Leipzig Riso Club, and the South Korean RISO print studio Corners.