Project real estate
Project real estate
In this case A real estate agent came with the idea. This is licensed professional who arranges real estate transactions, putting buyers and sellers together and acting as their representative in negotiations.
He wanted Ozzaro to create something as a promotional gift, that is somehow connected to real estate. Ozzaro’s designers went to work, and created “Houses on Sphere”.
Project Alcohem
Work on request Alcohem Hygiene started in mid-2005 to produce a range of professional non-chemical pest control products for the global market. When Alcohem came to Ozzaro, they wanted a promotional gift, that was connected with the way they work. Something that’s environmentally friendly, stylish, and unique. Ozzaro’s designers went to work and The Wasp of Glass was born. More information about the Client. https://www.alcochemhygiene.com/
Project Vopak
Work on request Royal Vopak is the world’s leading independent tank storage company. They store vital products with care. With over 400 years of history and a focus on sustainability, they ensure safe, clean and efficient storage and handling of bulk liquid products and gases for their customers. Vopak wanted a promotional gift, that looked like their storage silo. Ozzaro and her creative mind went to work, and The Silo of Glass was created. More information about the Client. https://www.vopak.com/
Project Lamp of glass
Work on request This project was not on request, just an idea of Ozzaro. Ozzaro’s designers are always thinking of ways to make something creative with glass. Because we can make everything from glass, we thought of the lamp of glass Shine light into your design with the Lamp of Glass.
Project Stone
Work on request The story starts with Harry St. John Philby, who crossed the Empty Quarter desert region in the 1930s, looking for the ruins of an ancient city. Instead of an Atlantis of the Sands, he found the remains of what he believed to be a volcano, which turned out to be one of the largest impact craters formed by a meteorite. Monira Al Qadiri (b. 1983), a Kuwaiti visual artist born in Senegal and educated in Japan came with the idea. For her solo exhibition called the ‘’The Holy Quarter”, she needed glass stones/meteorites which are more then 100x their original size. It was a challenge, but we proudly present: The Stone of Glass. More information about the project. http://www.moniraalqadiri.com/holy-quarter/