In the heart of the Costa Rican jungle with Freya Clarke
British-born Freya Clarke is a leading artist in our "Travel Diaries" collection. She tells us the story of her trip to Costa Rica, which inspired the collection.
British-born Freya Clarke is a leading artist in our "Travel Diaries" collection. She tells us the story of her trip to Costa Rica, which inspired the collection.
Travel Diaries is a collection in the style of an adventure anthology, where guest artists are simply their own narrators. It's the perfect opportunity to revisit a particularly significant journey, flip through their forgotten notebooks, and take us along to relive it with them.
As part of our logo redesign, we envisioned a wooden sculpture, created in collaboration with Ève-Lise and Julien. To commemorate this, we produced a video tracing the different stages of production.
More than just a website, OLOW also boasts 2 stores/creative studios/offices and a network of passionate resellers located all over the world, from La Baule to Seoul, via New York and Brussels.
We stepped into Camille de Cussac's welcoming studio, nestled in the bucolic setting of the Butte aux Cailles (13th arrondissement, Paris). It was a funny, light-hearted, and slightly nostalgic moment with an artist who is as comfortable with her markers as she is completely at home in the forest.
Discovering an imaginary, funny, and sensitive world, meticulously crafted by Mathieu Sorosina, co-founder of olow, over countless hours.
From her city life to her forest getaways, the artist Twotma once again invites us into her poetic, impulsive, black and white universe.
From his childhood in the countryside, which undeniably shaped his connection to nature, Jim Kylam once again takes us into his dreamlike world, tinged with symbolism, where the forest serves as a museum.
None of the 4 artists featured on Canopée ended up here by chance. For this debut, we only invited friends. Forest lovers, happy to share never-before-seen works with us, full of memories, anecdotes, and poetry.
After several years spent between Paris and London, Quentin Monge welcomed us back to his native Southeast, opening the doors of his studio on the edge of the forest, as part of the Canopée collection.
Quentin Monge is a French artist with whom we have collaborated several times. In this 2-minute 15-second film directed by his friend Yuuki Shimizu, we delve into his creative process, imbued with poetry and escapism.
An immersive invitation into the forest through the lens of our friend and photographer Thomas Lodin. A beautiful series of poetic shots taken in the Landes region, punctuated by a few quotes from our flagship artists, plunging us even further into our theme.