Welcome to TRSI, EPR

We are very pleased to welcome EPR as a new member of Tristar & Red Sector Inc.

Sometimes someone joins a group, and you know right away that they belong there. That’s exactly the case with EPR. She has already made a huge contribution to ROMA.EXE by helping with the organization and pouring a lot of her own creativity, time, and passion into the party.

The trophies and prizes she designed, her input on the cards, and many other related details have given ROMA.EXE a very personal touch.

ROMA.EXE 2026 - The trophies

The trophies she created looked special, and the prizes were more than just prizes: Each backpack was handmade and one-of-a-kind, crafted from a blanket with a sewn-on pocket so that everything could be stowed away and taken home. Practical, creative, and full of character.

ROMA.EXE 2026 - The 15 Backpacks

This kind of work says a lot about the person behind it. EPR is creative, endearing, reliable, and simply a wonderful person to have around. She brings ideas, energy, and warmth to the table, and we’re very happy that she’s now part of TRSI.

The scene has always been about more than just releases. It’s about people who care deeply, who help others, and who build something together. EPR has already demonstrated this spirit in a very natural way.

Welcome to TRSI, EPR. We’re thrilled to have you with us and are already looking forward to many new and creative projects together.

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