If you have a broken mirror at home and aren’t sure what to do with it, or if you’re planning to throw it away, we would be happy to collect it from you. (as long as you’re within the Lisbon area) We will reuse it and transform it into a beautiful piece of artwork, full of history, meaning, and purpose. By giving the mirror a second life, it will not only reduce waste but also contribute to the creation of something unique and meaningful, preserving the story behind its original form.

Yes, all the works are done by OSIR. The main material used are of high quality such as canvases, acrylics, oils or spray paint.

The main material used is mirror collected from urban and industrial waste containers. The remaining materials are high-quality materials such as acrylic paint, epoxy resin, wood, and stainless steel.

Sorry, but we can’t hold a Print or Painting  for you and/or you can’t prepay for an artwork neither.
As many people ask for this ‘favor’, it will be technically too confusing and complicated to keep up with this.

As the artwork is made from a fragile material, special care is required both during handling and maintenance. While each fragment has its edges polished to minimize any risk of injury, careful attention should be given during both handling and maintenance. To preserve the work in the best possible condition, maintenance (cleaning) should only be carried out using a dry microfiber cloth. Avoid using any cleaning products, abrasive materials, or excessive pressure during cleaning to prevent damage.

As the artwork is made from a delicate material, it is important to handle it with extra caution. In addition to polishing the edges of each fragment to minimize any risk of injury, the following precautions should be observed:

1. Handling: Always handle the artwork with clean hands or wear gloves to avoid transferring oils or dirt from your fingers. Ensure that the piece is held securely and carefully to prevent accidental drops or damage.
2. Cleaning: Only clean the artwork using a dry microfiber cloth. Avoid the use of cleaning products, abrasive materials, or any type of wet cloth that could damage the surface or material.
3. Storage and Display: Keep the artwork in a stable environment, avoiding direct sunlight, excessive heat, humidity, or cold. It should be placed in a location that is not subject to frequent movement or vibration.
4. Transportation: When moving the artwork, use appropriate protective packaging such as padded materials or custom-made cases to safeguard it from damage during transit.

By following these guidelines, the longevity and integrity of the artwork can be preserved.