Today’s highlight at the Duftbar in Solothurn was the Christophe Laudamiel’s discussion with Nada Endrissat and Claus Noppeney. The researchers who have been following Christophe’s creative practice in the context of several research grants funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation shared their insight with a diverse audience including industry...
Einer der international wohl spannendsten Parfumeure, Christophe Laudamiel, kommt in die Duftbar nach Solothurn: Ein vergnügliches Angebot für Familien mit Kindern an Auffahrt, 30. Mai 2019 um 11.00 im Rittersaal gegenüber La Couronne in der Altstadt Solothurns. Christophe Laudamiel ist Parfümeur, Duftkünstler, Autor und Dozent. In seinen Ateliers in Berlin...
Die Duftbar ist ein Popup Store für Geschichten: Der Schriftsteller Tim Krohn schreibt vom 26. Mai bis 2. Juni in der La Couronne Bar in der Solothurner Altstadt Geschichten zu Düften. Workshops, Diskussionen und Vorträge, unter anderem mit Christophe Laudamiel, dem international vielleicht spannendsten Parfumeur. Hier einige Geschichten zum Hintergrund:...
Vom 26. Mai bis zum 2. Juni 2019 verwandelt sich die Couronne Bar in Solothurn in eine DuftBar mit Kompositionen von Brian Goeltzenleuchter, Christophe Laudamiel, Sean Raspet und Andreas Wilhelm. Zur DuftBar gehören auch Stationen der Entwicklung dieser Wohlgerüche sowie auch exklusive Rohmaterialien, die die Besucher*innen als Teil komplexer Kompositionen erleben können. Der...
The Design Research Methods Festival features perfumery in the context of design thinking and design-driven innovation.
Origins of Scent Culture Institute Scent Culture Institute originates from the two research projects „Wissensduft“ (2010-2013) and „New Scents in Action“ (2014-2018) funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation and based at Bern University of the Arts and the Business Department at Bern University of Applied Sciences. Thus, the projects capitalize...
An article published in “Horizons – the Swiss magazine for scientific research” tells the “making of” story of the initial research project “Wissensduft”:
This post introduces a video trailer that presents a few snapshots of the research project Wissensduft.
What can requirement engineering learn from briefings in artistic perfumery? In a recent article Claus Noppeney & Nada Endrissat discuss the transfer potential of the artistic perfumery case developed in the research project “Wissensduft“.
“Interdisciplinarity” is the common theme of three videos Bern University of Applied Sciences recently posted on YouTube. One of the videos features scent culture and related research projects based at Bern University of the Arts and the Business School, two departments at Bern University of Applied Sciences. So far, the...
The article Materializing the Immaterial by Nada Endrissat & Claus Noppeney captures central insights of our research on perfume-making. It outlines how the question of materializing the immaterial is approached by the creative director and the two perfumers.
Scent is now a topic a Bern University of the Arts. Here is the story:
Dr. Nada Endrissat is professor in the Business School at Bern University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland. She studied psychology at Free University of Berlin and received her Ph.D. in management from the University of Basel in Switzerland. Her current research interests include materiality, leadership, and the creative industries. She was a co-applicant...
The Museum Bellerive, a department of the Museum of Design in Zurich devoted an entire exhibition to perfumery: “Perfume – Bottling Seduction”.
Artistic research is an increasingly popular term to conceptualize research activities in the world of art & design universities. The concept highlights the epistemic aspects of artistic practices. Accordingly, certain artistic practices are driven by questions and aim at generating knowledge. Iconic cases from art & design history (e.g. Bauhaus)...
