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.
Mehdi Bizien, also known as DJ Raven Singh, will be joining us to share his childhood memories through his second passion after music: poetry.
Behind the lens of our studio is our friend Guillaume Landry. A number of collections have been highlighted on the e-shop over the past ten years. But that's not the subject today, as we met him to talk about his personal work, which focuses more on sports, of which he...
A visual and digital artist, Taj Ninny is interested in technological appropriation for poetic and musical purposes. We met him in his apartment/studio in Bordeaux to discuss his captivating and relevant world.
As part of our Error 404 collection, we felt it relevant to discuss with Pedro Ricardo the worrying subject of hyper-communication, omnipresent on social networks, and from which the artistic world is not exempt.
For Vie Aquatique, we have created poetic, funny, and distinctive capsules.
A collaboration is often about encounters and feelings. For this one, it happened between part of the Olow team and the Cléon grandsons, who now run Kleman.
Formerly editor-in-chief of a cultural magazine in Nantes, Alban decided several years ago to open an independent record store. First as a pop-up shop at events, and for almost a year now, in a physical store at Osmose, rue Joffre.
