Philosophical reflections on perfume and perfumery:
An exploration of aesthetic, epistemological, metaphysical, moral, ontological, and phenomenological issues.
Relevant comments are most welcome—whether you agree or disagree!
Dearest Shera These short, sharp poetic interludes, or perhaps insights would be a better word, are a wonder! I have been 'liking' them everyday on 'bloglovin' without knowing that the appreciation I've been feeling might not have been communicated to you. So to put that right I say a great big 'Thank You'. Yours ever The Perfumed Dandy
Thank you so much Perfumed Dandy, but I must say that they don't hold a candle to your gorgeous scented letters!
I've had a lot of fun doing this and am thinking about doing a series using the many random rollerballs in my possession, which I could also use for these sorts of phenomenological "études". Of course, they're all mainstream, so they could never be as thought-provoking as Serge--or perhaps they could, in a different sort of way... Another idea I've had is possibly to test the entire Demeter line blind and see whether my image matches their concept.
Anyway, I appreciate your kind words of support! ;-)
Dearest Shera
ReplyDeleteThese short, sharp poetic interludes, or perhaps insights would be a better word, are a wonder!
I have been 'liking' them everyday on 'bloglovin' without knowing that the appreciation I've been feeling might not have been communicated to you.
So to put that right I say a great big 'Thank You'.
Yours ever
The Perfumed Dandy
Thank you so much Perfumed Dandy, but I must say that they don't hold a candle to your gorgeous scented letters!
DeleteI've had a lot of fun doing this and am thinking about doing a series using the many random rollerballs in my possession, which I could also use for these sorts of phenomenological "études". Of course, they're all mainstream, so they could never be as thought-provoking as Serge--or perhaps they could, in a different sort of way... Another idea I've had is possibly to test the entire Demeter line blind and see whether my image matches their concept.
Anyway, I appreciate your kind words of support! ;-)