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Nederland, Eindhoven, 20141020.
Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven
gebouw De Witte Dame. de Graduation Show 2014 van Design Academy Eindhoven
Projecten van alle afgestudeerden van Design Academy Eindhoven worden getoond op de 4e en 5e vloer van deWitteDame.

Netherlands, Eindhoven, 20141020.
Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven
Building De Witte Dame. the Graduation Show 2014 Design Academy Eindhoven

MICKAËL WIESENGRÜN
SPACE MEETS FRAGRANCE
Department: Man and Well being
Website: www.wiesengrun.com
GRASPING SMELL
Elusive and invisible, smell is hard to pin down. Mickaël Wiesengrün goes a step further and captures something even more intangible – the smell of the past. Working with renowned chemist, nose and artist, Sissel Tolaas, he reintroduces the industrial odours such as grease, metal and sweat that once pervaded a former Philips light bulb factory in 1930s Eindhoven. The installation, Révélateur, adds context with pungent hints of the past. His related project Brûme, gives physicality to smell via a fragrant fog. Smell becomes a visual form as fascinating as the scent diffused.
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(C) Gerlo Beernink, gerlo@gerlo.nl
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Dutch Design Week 2014
Nederland, Eindhoven, 20141020.<br /> Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven<br /> gebouw De Witte Dame. de Graduation Show 2014 van Design Academy Eindhoven<br /> Projecten van alle afgestudeerden van Design Academy Eindhoven worden getoond op de 4e en 5e vloer van deWitteDame.<br /> <br /> Netherlands, Eindhoven, 20141020.<br /> Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven<br /> Building De Witte Dame. the Graduation Show 2014 Design Academy Eindhoven<br /> <br /> MICKAËL WIESENGRÜN<br /> SPACE MEETS FRAGRANCE<br /> Department: Man and Well being<br /> Website: www.wiesengrun.com<br /> GRASPING SMELL<br /> Elusive and invisible, smell is hard to pin down. Mickaël Wiesengrün goes a step further and captures something even more intangible – the smell of the past. Working with renowned chemist, nose and artist, Sissel Tolaas, he reintroduces the industrial odours such as grease, metal and sweat that once pervaded a former Philips light bulb factory in 1930s Eindhoven. The installation, Révélateur, adds context with pungent hints of the past. His related project Brûme, gives physicality to smell via a fragrant fog. Smell becomes a visual form as fascinating as the scent diffused.