AROMATOPE

Artist in Residence | Sensory Storytelling | Montefeltro, Italy 2016

During a Creative Research Residency called The Periodic Table (After a novel by Primo Levi), founded by prof. Judith van der Elst, an international, interdisciplinairy group of artists and designers interested in the sensory richness of landscapes, explore and experience the basic tangibility of sensory design and art. Followed by specialized workshops and sessions about odor as part of the ‘Code Biology’ Conference in Urbino Italy. Initiating transdisciplinairy collaborations focused on sensory landscape, it’s sound-scapes, smell-scapes, visions and flavors function as the start of a 'Rural Renaissance', to celebrate the sensory richness of the land. Eva van Strien & Sarah Daher propose new perspectives on perceiving and consuming air through a series of workshops and interactive sound and scent installations.

Investigating & experiencing the ‘Elemental’ tangibility of sensory design and sensory landscapes.

This project was made possible through partial funding from Stimuleringsfonds Creatieve Industrie. And co-produced/ funded by: AsTheCrow, Zone2Source, FoAM; Machine WIlderness; Raewyn Turner & Brian Harris > Food & Flavour Research New Zealand Intermedia Projects.