Drops (book)
Self-publish book
Created in 2016
21 x 27 cm
132 pages
Limited edition of 40 copies
Signed and numbered
The act of smelling perfume is an evocative and evanescent experience. “Drops” was born from my desire to visually express this intimate experience.
Discovering the reaction between perfume and photographic paper, I came to develop a process to capture the image of a fragrance. In a photo laboratory, one drop of a fragrance is applied on photographic paper. Once the perfume has dried, the paper is exposed to light. The final step consist of developing the clichés, and allowing the perfume to appear.
The image of a fragrance is revealed.
Each photo, abstract and poetic, reveals the imprint of a perfume. A unique mark based on its chemical composition. The images still holds a hint of perfume essences, creating a new link between the visual and the olfactory.
— 6 copies left
Self-publish book
Created in 2016
21 x 27 cm
132 pages
Limited edition of 40 copies
Signed and numbered
The act of smelling perfume is an evocative and evanescent experience. “Drops” was born from my desire to visually express this intimate experience.
Discovering the reaction between perfume and photographic paper, I came to develop a process to capture the image of a fragrance. In a photo laboratory, one drop of a fragrance is applied on photographic paper. Once the perfume has dried, the paper is exposed to light. The final step consist of developing the clichés, and allowing the perfume to appear.
The image of a fragrance is revealed.
Each photo, abstract and poetic, reveals the imprint of a perfume. A unique mark based on its chemical composition. The images still holds a hint of perfume essences, creating a new link between the visual and the olfactory.
— 6 copies left
Self-publish book
Created in 2016
21 x 27 cm
132 pages
Limited edition of 40 copies
Signed and numbered
The act of smelling perfume is an evocative and evanescent experience. “Drops” was born from my desire to visually express this intimate experience.
Discovering the reaction between perfume and photographic paper, I came to develop a process to capture the image of a fragrance. In a photo laboratory, one drop of a fragrance is applied on photographic paper. Once the perfume has dried, the paper is exposed to light. The final step consist of developing the clichés, and allowing the perfume to appear.
The image of a fragrance is revealed.
Each photo, abstract and poetic, reveals the imprint of a perfume. A unique mark based on its chemical composition. The images still holds a hint of perfume essences, creating a new link between the visual and the olfactory.
— 6 copies left