My messy kitchen.
Instead of 'fox oil' I've ordered 'oleum animale'... its smell made me sick for a half day.
Making smell interfaces.
10.6.09
making (3)
My messy kitchen.
Instead of 'fox oil' I've ordered 'oleum animale'... its smell made me sick for a half day.
Making smell interfaces.
making (2)
Here are the making processes of Geisha's cosmetics.
DEW OF FLOWER
SCENT OF BEAUTY
primitive lotion / creme
OIL OF KYARA
It's a buttery hair wax / foundation.
rosin
borneol
making of Ohaguro water (tooth enamel)
Fushinoko.
PERFUME FOR KIMONO
Based on the recipe from 10th century.
My name card.
OSHIROI POWDER
PERFUME TO INGEST
DEW OF FLOWER
SCENT OF BEAUTY
primitive lotion / creme
OIL OF KYARA
It's a buttery hair wax / foundation.
rosin
borneol
making of Ohaguro water (tooth enamel)
Fushinoko.
PERFUME FOR KIMONO
Based on the recipe from 10th century.
My name card.
OSHIROI POWDER
PERFUME TO INGEST
18.5.09
Holland Mania - opening -
16.05.2009.
Holland Mania Manifestation opening
From the Left: Former Lakenhal director, Japanese representative (geisha as a part of my artwork), American representative, Dutch representative
geisha on a street
People said that she was spreading the nice smell in the environment on the way.
The geisha Misae is waiting for the head of VOC today.
He was telling geisha how much he was happy to have seen a real geisha.
Endless photo sessions
I tend to forget about my real artwork part this time :-)
There are cosmetics exhibited that Maruyama geisha's were wearing on her body. They are made by me based on the old historical recipes. It's a room to experience the (seductive) smells that the head of VOC was supposedly smelling back then in Japan.
They are custom developed olfactory interfaces. You can smell: the scent of red light district (Jinko incense), the smell of tooth enamel, the smell of camphor tree.
I made another installation in combination. It's the room of the head of VOC. Maruyama geisha is visiting him now.
Exhibited smells are those that Maruyama geisha's were smelling in Deshima where they were staying. The smell of: coffee, tobacco, and meat.
This is Hanayoshi geisha on May 17th. (to be continued)
[SPECIAL THANKS - DOMO ARIGATO!]
geisha cosplayer:
Misae Endo
Sato Endo
Shinobu Maekawa
Miwako Amano
Sae Inukai
interior / sewing:
Tomoko Inamura
supply and advise:
Miho Yamaguchi (AOF Air Of Fragrance)
Takako Matsukuma (Aromatique Paris)
Gin'nan kobo, for camphor tree bark
Haru-san in Kagoshima, for Sanekazura
Hiromichi (for perfume bottles)
Takako Murata (Pola Art Foundation)
Wolfgang Michel
Kohgado
assistance:
Mihiro Yamamoto
Sae Inukai
Norika Niki
Holland Mania Manifestation opening
From the Left: Former Lakenhal director, Japanese representative (geisha as a part of my artwork), American representative, Dutch representative
geisha on a street
People said that she was spreading the nice smell in the environment on the way.
The geisha Misae is waiting for the head of VOC today.
He was telling geisha how much he was happy to have seen a real geisha.
Endless photo sessions
I tend to forget about my real artwork part this time :-)
There are cosmetics exhibited that Maruyama geisha's were wearing on her body. They are made by me based on the old historical recipes. It's a room to experience the (seductive) smells that the head of VOC was supposedly smelling back then in Japan.
They are custom developed olfactory interfaces. You can smell: the scent of red light district (Jinko incense), the smell of tooth enamel, the smell of camphor tree.
I made another installation in combination. It's the room of the head of VOC. Maruyama geisha is visiting him now.
Exhibited smells are those that Maruyama geisha's were smelling in Deshima where they were staying. The smell of: coffee, tobacco, and meat.
This is Hanayoshi geisha on May 17th. (to be continued)
[SPECIAL THANKS - DOMO ARIGATO!]
geisha cosplayer:
Misae Endo
Sato Endo
Shinobu Maekawa
Miwako Amano
Sae Inukai
interior / sewing:
Tomoko Inamura
supply and advise:
Miho Yamaguchi (AOF Air Of Fragrance)
Takako Matsukuma (Aromatique Paris)
Gin'nan kobo, for camphor tree bark
Haru-san in Kagoshima, for Sanekazura
Hiromichi (for perfume bottles)
Takako Murata (Pola Art Foundation)
Wolfgang Michel
Kohgado
assistance:
Mihiro Yamamoto
Sae Inukai
Norika Niki
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