Isoclima, a global leader in advanced transparent solutions, is proud to support artist Flaka Haliti by providing bulletproof glass for her conceptual works. Currently on display at Deborah Schamoni in Munich, Haliti’s works explore the intersection of materiality and perception, serving as her ongoing investigation into what she defines as the “demilitarization of aesthetics.”

Giancarlo Perlini, Chief Business Development and Marketing Officer of Isoclima Group, commented: “At Isoclima, every solution we develop is a work of precision, purpose, and craftsmanship, designed to meet the most demanding requirements across various sectors; protective materials not intended to harm, but rather to protect and save lives. By supplying the material for Haliti’s work, we are part of a process that invites reflection on the transformation of materials and their potential to evoke deeper meanings.”

Haliti’s recontextualization of bulletproof glass offers viewers the opportunity to reconsider the narratives and aesthetic influences surrounding these materials. Her work invites a broader exploration of form, material, and meaning. “We believe this project resonates with our company’s identity, which always goes beyond expectations to inspire and empower.”

About Isoclima

Isoclima is a leading provider of advanced transparent solutions, known for supplying high-performance applications in sectors such as defense, architecture, automotive, and luxury yachting. Our commitment to excellence, precision craftsmanship, and cutting-edge technology has made Isoclima a trusted partner for those seeking safety, precision, and elegance. With a deep understanding of our customers’ needs, we continue to push the boundaries of what transparency can achieve, creating solutions that protect and inspire equally.