As part of our Postcards collection, we invited our friend, artist La Guish, to present his latest creations in store, focusing on his favorite themes: travel and escape.
It all started with a discussion with Julien Wosnitza, the founder of the anti-pollution association Wings of The Ocean, with whom we used to collaborate on various commercial operations to raise funds.
Arnaud is a very good friend, a founding member of the excellent creative collective Yodel in Nantes, a seasoned writer and a cycling enthusiast. He takes us on board the Océane company, heading for Belle-Île.
Hélène Batiot, passionate about words, books, and writing, shares her fondness for postcards. A habit she maintained with her grandparents since childhood, and also during her first solo travels.
For the second edition of Parages x P(art)ages, we are proud to once again partner with Secours populaire des Pays de la Loire for its charity event and exhibition, featuring around fifty works by committed artists, including our friend Jean Jullien, patron of the project.
Among Olow's historic artistic collaborations is Camille de Cussac. Today, we discover another side of her universe: that of motorized two-wheelers.
We met Camille and Marion in their workshop north of Nantes. Originally from Normandy, they decided to leave everything behind to pursue their dream of retraining for a manual profession, where creativity doesn't stop at a screen. In collaboration with Atelier Clac, they built a piece of furniture for our...
We are very proud to announce the opening of a new OLOW store and offices. After Paris in 2016, we have now decided to bring this project to fruition in Nantes.
It was during a carpooling trip between Nantes and Lannion, 10 years ago, that Valentin met Julien. Many years later, they reconnected on the project to create and develop the Olow store in Nantes city center.
When we talk about sustainable development, we automatically think about the impact of transport, energy, the dangers of overproduction, etc., but there is one element that, until recently, was relatively absent from discussions: digital pollution. Discussion with Louise Vialard on this topic.
Parisian night owls will probably know Mehdi better by his nyctalopic pseudonym, DJ Raven. Beyond his passion for music, he shares with us today, with his love of beautiful words, some childhood memories from the road.
A self-taught visual artist, Jim Kylam creates a graphic universe composed of symbols and ideograms. On paper as on skin, on canvas as on wood, the artist is spiritually and graphically inspired by occultism and mysticism.
