What happens when you invert an orange? How does it smell? Does it crack?

Materials: Fresh Orange

Scent: Orange

The feeling and scent of fresh laundry is one of comfort. How can it become something you can hold and smell at any moment? How can you experience it without doing your personal laundry?

Materials: Fabric Scrap, Clothing, Tide Pods, Coins, Gum, Candy, Air-pods, Paper, Foam Board, Tissue, Cleaning Supplies, Iron

Scent: Fresh Laundry, Metal, Mint, Honey

Who made this box?

Materials: Cheese, Crackers, Wine, Table -wear, Bedsheets, Makeup, Perfume, Makeup Brushes, Cardboard, Dirt, Bones, Yarn, Button, Nails, Keys, Leaf, Stool, iPhone

Scent Bedroom Scene: Makeup Remover, Mascara, Chocolate

Scent Forest Scene: Blood, Dark Woods, Rotting Green, Salt, Smoke, Stone

I wanted to create a shield, an object you could forget was there but would impair your senses. You lose your sight your sense of smell is overwhelmed.

Materials: Deer Hide, Thread, Cotton Rib Fabric

Scent: Rot Green, Earth, Stone, Sweet

Stuck in a dystopian future, our main character has had to find and make every part of himself.

Materials: Scrap Knit Swatches, AI-Generated Environment

Scent: Wool, Earth, Blood, Resinous

A guttural and etherial sound. Each candle is scented individually and as they urn the scent blends and swirls in unique ways. How does the scent mix with the audio? Would you feel frightened?

Materials: Tealight Candles

Scent: Blood, Frankincense, Copal, Dark Woods, Resinous, Stone, Smoke, Sparkling Aldehyde

A sound composed of found and created noises. Objects from around a house or room. They are mixed to create the feeling of a classroom. Heads down, ears open.

Materials: Shoes, Chain, Plastic Cup, Airplane Engine, Door

Scent: Stone, Paper, Wood

The sensation of love lost and how we see it moving along. When something so impactful shoots through your life in an instant, how do you grieve its exit?

Materials: Paper, Plaster

Scent: Galbanum, Earth, Green, Water, Ocean, Salt

Found in the Old Testament are the instructions of traditional sacrifice. The exact scents used centuries ago by my ancestors still exist. Looking at old methods and modern morals how do these practices fit into today?

Materials: Chicken Bones, Clay, Gold Leaf, Imitation Blood, Imitation Fur, Incense, Concrete

Scent: Galbanum, Onycha, Frankincense, Balsam

Materials: One and Ten Dollar Bills

Scent: Lemon, Orange, Galbanum, Sparkling Aldehyde

Growing up I went skiing every winter. Those memories hold strong in my mind. I created the essence of winter and cozy cabins.

Materials: Fabric, Wood, Glowsticks, Speaker

Scent: Hot Chocolate