How to remove fragrance from its commercial context, using smell as a creative material instead
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Corso Como, 10, 20154 Milano MI, Italy
Project development
Installation artist
Olfactory artist
Sissel Tolaas
Object design
Object design
System Preferences stages an artistic intervention at 10 Corso Como, showing that fragrance can go much further than the perfume counter.
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