Gray Area Lab - San Francisco
PASlab is the educational arm of PAS and consists of a series of sensory focused workshops that explore smell, sound, touch and smell as artistic media. Smelling Sounds, the 2019 Gray Area workshop in San Francisco explored the natural partnership between smell and sound. Both senses use parallel systems of organization, notation and composition. They are also two of our most primal and emotive senses. By using Sonic Pi, a live coding environment and olfactory smell notes from a perfume organ, we will create our own multi-sensory compositions. The pieces, produced individually or in small teams, will be curated into a group installation which addresses the possibilities of inducing synesthesia through creative associations of sound and scent.
Gray Area Festival Workshop 2019 San Francisco
Smelling Sounds Workshop 2019
Sounds and smells are natural sensory partners that use parallel systems of organization, notation and composition. They are also two of our most primal and emotive senses. By using Sonic Pi, a live coding environment and olfactory smell notes from a perfume organ, we will create our own multi-sensory compositions. The pieces, produced individually or in small teams, will be curated into a group installation which addresses the possibilities of inducing synesthesia through creative associations of sound and scent.
Smelling Sounds Workshop 2019
Sounds and smells are natural sensory partners that use parallel systems of organization, notation and composition. They are also two of our most primal and emotive senses. By using Sonic Pi, a live coding environment and olfactory smell notes from a perfume organ, we will create our own multi-sensory compositions. The pieces, produced individually or in small teams, will be curated into a group installation which addresses the possibilities of inducing synesthesia through creative associations of sound and scent.
Smelling Sounds Workshop 2019
Sounds and smells are natural sensory partners that use parallel systems of organization, notation and composition. They are also two of our most primal and emotive senses. By using Sonic Pi, a live coding environment and olfactory smell notes from a perfume organ, we will create our own multi-sensory compositions. The pieces, produced individually or in small teams, will be curated into a group installation which addresses the possibilities of inducing synesthesia through creative associations of sound and scent.