Zuza Mengham Creates Tangible Scents in Sculpture Series Sculpting Scent #ArtTuesday
We can’t stop looking at Zuza Mengham‘s sculptures. If you’re anywhere near London you can see these pieces at The Conran Shop from September 17-25. From Dezeen:
Mengham interpreted the different compositions of the fragrances as contrasting colours, angles and visual effects using resin.
She shows citrus scents as clear yellow, and layers translucent resin over speckled, slate-coloured sections to reflect combinations of notes.
The artist has also created pieces with internal patterns that resemble smoke, bubbles, and ink dropped into water. Transparent and opaque sections are placed alongside one another to create light and colour effects.
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