Read the article by Kristen Philipkoski for Forbes Magazine titled: Two Seafaring Women Create A Scent That Evokes Salt Air And Freedom.

A love of the sea, feminine wisdom, and an eye for style brought two women together to create a new perfume that’s unlike anything you’ve ever experienced.

Scents and Sonics of The Ocean: Multisensorial traces of lost and recovered memories of Sapelo Island, a project bringing together a perfumer, a sound artist, and a marine scientist to explore the sounds and scents of coastal Sapelo Island. The chemical structures of the scent molecules, via their spectroscopic signatures, became the building blocks for soundscapes of lost and recovered ocean memory: the result is a multisensorial installation that invites the public to learn from, and explore, the intersection of science, scent, and sound.

Captain Yosh is also a perfumer and scent artist. She received a grant from Ocean Memory Project to produce a multi-sensorial art exhibition and artists talk with Marine Scientist and Professor Julia Kubanek and Sound Composer Malte Leander. The three smellscapes and soundscapes were inspired by a retreat they attended on Sapelo Island. Coast, Marsh and Forest were the focus of this collaboration.

This audiophile smell walk invites you to explore with your sense of smell, orienting to your surroundings with your nose, instead of your eyes and ears.

In collaboration with Yosh Han. Ian Coss ,Jacob Cram, Melody Jue, Anya Yermakova and Ocean Memory Project.

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