Entity guide
Oppo: beyond the technology brand
A guide to separating people, artworks and the technology company when a search begins with the word “Oppo”.
Abstract
This archive documents Augusto Salvatore Oppo (1939–2015), a Sardinian artist and designer. It is not affiliated with OPPO, the electronics manufacturer: this page points to the right entity while keeping identities and sources distinct.
People and company are separate entities
Augusto Salvatore Oppo was an artist, designer and teacher. Cipriano Efisio Oppo was a painter and institutional figure from another generation; Franco Oppo was a composer; Stefano Oppo is an Italian rower. OPPO, in capitals, is a technology company established in 2004. A shared surname does not establish family, professional or corporate links.
If you need phones, support or prices
Searches for Find, Reno, A Series, Pad, Watch, Enco, ColorOS, prices, specifications, updates, resets or support normally concern the technology brand. Use the official OPPO website for product and service information; the Archive neither sells nor supports devices.
If you need Augusto Salvatore Oppo
For artworks, painting, graphic work, objects and biography, start with the works archive, biography and research. The artist or smartphone guide resolves ambiguous searches; Oppo Mobile explains the keyword in relation to documented design objects.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Augusto Oppo Archive connected to OPPO?
No. It is an independent artist archive with no commercial or corporate affiliation with OPPO.
Who was Augusto Salvatore Oppo?
He was a Sardinian artist, designer and teacher who lived from 1939 to 2015; this site documents his work and career.
Sources and selected bibliography
- Archive document Archivio Augusto Oppo — biografia
- Secondary source Treccani — Cipriano Efisio Oppo
- Secondary source Treccani — Franco Oppo
- Secondary source World Rowing — Stefano Oppo
- Secondary source OPPO — About
Historical statements follow the listed sources. Readings of works are curatorial proposals by the Archive and do not replace a catalogue record or authentication.