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View fullsize A little game to show how smell and taste work together to shape our experience of flavour. Part of 'Scents of Place' at the @adelcentralmarket for @cityofadelaide and @naturefestivalsa Thanks to everyone who came along to sniff, taste and explor
View fullsize Last weekend, my work Smells Like Home was exhibited at the Eucy Art Show at the Eucalyptus Distillery Museum in Inglewood, Victoria. The piece explores the diverse scents of Australia’s gum trees through three distinct species: Eucalyptus div
View fullsize Smells Like Home I’ll be showing this work at the Eucy Art Show, 3–5 October at the Eucalyptus Distillery Museum in Inglewood, VIC. This piece is all about exploring the diversity of eucalyptus trees that make Australia smell like home.
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View fullsize Thanks to everyone who joined us for Smells for Sensory Writing. We hope you left feeling inspired to write about (and with) smells! ๐Ÿ‘ƒ๐ŸŒฟ Huge thanks to Jess, Bianca and the @emergingwriters Festival team for all your hard work making it happen, and
View fullsize Be inspired by your sense of smell with a practical, pay-what-you-wish workshop for writers. Smells for Sensory Writing will teach you olfactory science and literature 101, with hands-on activities and scented writing exercises exploring different
View fullsize I just finished reading 'Thirteen Ways to Smell a Tree' by @davidgeorgehaskell This book is a delight! It's a quick, easy read that left me thinking about my sense of smell and connection to nature in a range of fresh new ways. Go support your local
View fullsize I’ve been spring cleaning this week and rediscovered my scent sachet from 'The Tale of Genji' workshop with Maki Ueda (@makiueda) during Scent Week LA. Maki guided us through the genealogy of Nerikล and its seasonal associations, then showed u