Amigo Azulejo - Gaza edition

An important premise of intentions

This project stems from my personal concern during this historical period. I don't want to emphasize the chilling moment we're all living through, nor the enormous rejection I feel when seeing what's happening.

My question as a human being and as an artist is: What can I concretely do to contribute my grain of sand? My personal dream is that the funds raised through this project will serve to rebuild the Gaza Strip and that, thanks to them, Palestinians can return to a normal life, if after 70 years of occupation we can call it that.

But I'm aware that the powerful forces are on the other side of historical-social justice. If in the end Gaza becomes a tourist park - as the current US president stated - and Gazans cannot live on their land, then this money won't serve its initial purpose. That's why I want it to, at minimum, serve for UNRWA to use it in the best possible way to alleviate the suffering of this people.

The Idea

Imagine being able to hold a piece of hope in your hands. An object with a soul that, at the same time, becomes bricks, cement, and a safe roof for a family in Gaza.

That's Amigo Azulejo

We are the Omnia Foundation and artist Filippo Esmaily (Fesma). We've created a unique collection of handmade tiles, crafted and screen-printed by hand to contribute our grain of sand so Gaza can start again. 70% of net profits will go directly to UNRWA Spain, the UN agency with over 70 years of field experience.

How We Do It

This idea was born from my personal need to create a simple work possessing symbolic and conceptually universal value.

This is how I came to create the five faces with anthropomorphized words, linking language with the strokes of my drawing, allowing the images to become cries of hope.

For the medium, I conceptually needed to express this project's purpose, so I conceived the idea of using a construction material that was resistant, square, irregular, and made of terracotta.

My final choice was terracotta tiles, handmade by Malagan artisans, imperfect and unique, exactly like we human beings are.

Starting from the earth to create the concept of reclaiming the land: a simple piece, with an equally simple yet strong and necessary drawing.

This is how "Amigo Azulejo - Gaza Edition" was born, a unique piece of art with a collective mission. Your reward, their reconstruction.

By supporting the project, you don't just donate; you receive one of these tangible rewards, full of meaning.

Radical Transparency: Destination of Your Contribution

For every euro that comes in, we make this clear and public distribution:

• 70% of net profits go to UNRWA Spain for the Gaza Strip.

• 15% of net profits go to the Omnia Foundation and to fund all social, charitable, and cultural activities it carries out.
  
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  @espacio_omnia

• 15% of net profits go to artist Fesma who, besides creating the project, actively works throughout the process so the pieces can reach their final destination, your home.
  @fesma.art

Why Support This Project?

Real Impact: Your tile transforms into concrete and urgent aid.

We work in favor of UNRWA Spain, a highly credible entity. In the suffocation of the blockade, UNRWA erects schools where childhood reclaims its right to dream. Its clinics heal wounds in bodies the world forgets. Every month, its food aid network supports families who have turned hunger into routine. Its 12,000 workers, with roots in the same soil they protect, are the living memory of resilience.

In a land where even water is a luxury, they dig wells and distribute life. When bombs fall, their schools become shelters, their warehouses the last hope. They are the human scaffolding preventing total collapse, the guardians of a dignity nobody should have to defend.

In Gaza, UNRWA isn't an aid agency: it's the heart that keeps beating when everything around screams silence.

Clear Model of Your Conscious Contribution

Amigo Azulejo is more than a project: it's an ethical and transparent model. We want to guarantee fair payments for all collaborators and, at the same time, direct 70% of net profits to UNRWA Spain.

How do we do it?

Gross contributions to UNRWA: between 24.65% (considering the flash offer for the first 50) and 53.6% (on original works) of the total raised, depending on the chosen package and production volume.

Fixed costs:

• 5% + VAT campaign expenses

• 1.5% + VAT for transaction commissions

• 21% VAT on the contribution.

Scalable production:

Ranges between 22.72% and 10.2%. From €5/unit + VAT (500 units) to €3.6/unit + VAT (5000 units), we consider this value the minimum production cost. Even if 1 million units were sold, we would never reduce either quality or the minimum product price, trying to respect all figures involved in the process.

Additional costs:

Audiovisual production, logistics, and production of an extra 10-15% of units to guarantee orders and post-crowdfunding acquisitions.

Why €15,000 as minimum goal?

To ensure:

• Covering all production and logistics costs.

• Maintaining a guarantee fund allowing us to fulfill rewards.

• Respecting the 70% of net profit for UNRWA Spain.

Total transparency in shipping:

Any surplus in shipping costs will be added to the general fund and distributed under the same ethical criteria.

About Omnia Foundation - Valle de Lecrín

Rooted in Valle de Lecrín, Granada, with the clear vision of building a more just and inclusive world. Inspired by solidarity, we work to extend this positive impact to other communities, both locally and globally. Our objective is to expand our reach to other regions and contribute to building a more just and inclusive world.

Promoting the comprehensive development of ALL people in disadvantaged situations, without any distinction, promoting their social inclusion and wellbeing.

At Omnia Foundation, we believe in a future where all people have the opportunity to reach their maximum potential and live a full and dignified life, regardless of their circumstances.

We're driven by the conviction that social inclusion and wellbeing are fundamental rights, and we work tirelessly to make them a reality for everyone.

Currently, we've decided to open Espacio Omnia in the heart of Granada. A project that breathes with the pulse of art and culture, conceived as a beacon for contemporary creation and a meeting point for ideas.

More than a gallery, Omnia is a living ecosystem. Its walls host not only works by artists - both emerging and established - but also the crossing of voices in talks, the dialogue of debates, the intimacy of book presentations, and the energy of solidarity events.

Our commitment materializes in tangible initiatives: in February 2026, we'll launch an artistic production grant for four students from the Faculty of Fine Arts at the University of Granada, culminating in a collective exhibition showcasing their talent. And above all, in being the workshop where soulful projects germinate, like "Amigo Azulejo," where art becomes an act of reconstruction and hope.

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WEB of Espacio Omnia

About Fesma

Fesma (@fesma.art)

I am an artist and director of Espacio Omnia, and my work stands as a frontal critique of the foundations of our society. For me, art isn't just expression, but a transformative tool in service of a more just world.

My current artistic research dissects the contradictions and problems of contemporaneity. Through brushstrokes loaded with intention, my canvases don't aspire to be decorative, but to stir collective consciousness. My objective is to put uncomfortable questions on the table, generating crucial debate about our identity and our path as humanity.

As a profound humanist and defender of individual rights, I aim directly at the power system. I choose art as my means of struggle, transmitting this message with a force and passion that challenge indifference and directly question us.

Original Works Collection Available

Collaborators for This Project

Within the framework of transparency, we proudly present all the artisans and professionals who make this initiative possible.

From the beginning, we committed to creating high-quality pieces, crafted with consciousness and dedication in Spain. Fesma conducted extensive research to find the best collaborators, uniting tradition and local talent.

• Cerámica Antonio Ortega
  Workshop located in Vélez-Málaga, responsible for the manual creation of each terracotta tile.
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• La43
  Granada workshop that manually creates all artistic screen prints.
  @espaciolacuatrotres

• Vía Creativos
  Granada printers of the brochure on 250gr Fedrigoni Tintoretto cardstock accompanying each tile.

• Diamond Box
  Madrid company specialized in jewelry cases that created our custom box.
  WEB of Diamond Box

• JuanKa - CulturaGranada
  Professional who handles all audiovisual production for the project.
  Youtube Channel Cultura Granada

Each of these collaborators represents not only Andalusian and Spanish artisan excellence, but also a deep commitment to quality and social impact. Behind each tile are hours of dedication, knowledge transmitted between generations, and an unshakable faith in the transformative power of things made with consciousness.

Without this exceptional team, a project like "Amigo Azulejo" wouldn't have been possible. Together we demonstrate that when art, craftsmanship, and solidarity intertwine, we create something more than objects: we create tangible hope, piece by piece, gesture by gesture.

Join the Hope Made Clay

This isn't just a tile. It's a fragment of consciousness, a cry converted into terracotta, a symbol of reconstruction. When you hold this piece in your hands, you won't just be holding ceramic work, you'll be holding the materialization that another world is possible.

Each tile is a witness. Witness that we chose not to stand by with arms crossed, that art can be a solidarity embrace, that beauty is born even from the deepest wounds.

Don't look away. Be part of this mosaic of hope.

Your name will join hundreds of people who believe that humanity is built with concrete gestures. That a destroyed home can be raised again. That a cry for help can transform into a work of art.

Become a patron of Amigo Azulejo. Because change, like mosaics, is built piece by piece.

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