The 4th Space, Creativity & Organizing Workshop was devoted to the senses – in particular to the sense of smell.
Designing products for a new scent culture
The ongoing normalization of ambient scent creates a growing need for diffusers. In most cases diffusers convey some distinct atmosphere: it might be somehow esoteric or rather technical. But there are very few products we have seen so far that seem to resonate with current design culture.
Beyond the little trees
The air freshener Little Tree epitomizes the state of contemporary scent culture. This might sound provocative.
Scents with Stories
Home fragrance is a booming field in scentculture that provides new design challenges.
Scenthesizer: Realizing a sci-fi utopia
The term scenthesizer has been coined in the science fiction a long time ago. Now it is a real option marketed as a djtechtool. Have a look!
Popular lower senses at Tate
The new exhibition at Tate Britain bringing in a master chocolatier, a scent expert and an audio specialist wants to change the way people interact with the paintings. Once again the new sensorium is widely covered by the media. It seems as if the cultural domain is deeply longing for...
Dawn Spencer Hurwitz creates ‘scent experience’ for Denver Art Museum
Olfactory art is on the cutting edge of the multi-sensorial art experience. Denver Art Museum (DAM) is out in front of this trend with their ongoing collaborative efforts with perfumer and olfactory artist, Dawn Spencer Hurwitz.
Scent at Chelsea Music Festival NYC, June 12-20, 2015
In a bold move and as a special treat, Christophe Laudamiel and DreamAir have decided to divulge the 2015 formula of the Air Sculpture® Finnish-Hungarian Osmolanguage #5.
Tate sensorium: What Does Art Smell Like?
An upcoming exhibit at Tate Britain experiments with sensory experiences to deepen the way visitors perceive different works.
The smell of 1930’s Philips light bulb industry
Uncovering the smell of the past Révélateur uncovers the smell of the past and adds a contextual layer of information.
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