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Founder, withdrawn in 2003 from CreativePeople magazine
Due to differing interests and internal organizational preferences, I decided at the end of 2003, to withdraw myself from the CreativePeople project and to pursue my vision under the name Idpure. I decided to leave my two former partners the opportunity to create their own company and so to fly on their own wings, in their own way < Thierry Hausermann.

A true Swiss magazine dedicated to visual creation
Idpure will make its appearance in kiosks throughout Switzerland in the beginning of September 2004. 84 pages, bilingual, 4 times a year, rich in creativity, Idpure will approach key subjects of the worlds of the graphic arts, visual media, design, illustration, photography and new ideas.
Primarly visual, Idpure exploits topics/subjects still not present in the Swiss press. It joins in a well defined and stable editorial line, intended for professionels, but also for the people sensitive and interested in their visual environments. The number of those whom we call "creative" continues to increase. This new tendency proves that we attach more and more importance to the creativity and call all levels. We can connect this conception with a more creative world and maybe become more constructive.

The Passion above all, Idpure is intended to allure
For us the difficult situation of the market of the press, pushes us in search of new ideas, this period favors the elaboration of new creative and constructive solutions in a market where it is easy to get lost.
For my part and experience, the magazine is elaborated on a solid structure. Based in Morges (Switzerland), we surrounded ourselves with motivated, fascinated professional partners, who believe in Idpure and who allowed us to advance(move) and to create. Our mission, as that of our partners, also is to re-revitalize the graphic industry.

28 May 2004

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