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The Room of (in) Scents "The Hearing"
Miyashita Park
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Three, a lifestyle beauty brand that brings comfort and sophistication to daily life, presents its plant-based fragrance "Three Essential Scents," inspired by natural elements and crafted solely with essential oils. The mobile installation "The Room of (In) Scents" uses scent to sharpen awareness and guide visitors to new sensory experiences. This installation, utilizing LGS (lightweight steel) materials from the interior design project Flow by space designer Daisuke Yamamoto, will be set up in various locations. It aims to enhance the perception and understanding of scents through a media-intermediated, experiential art project within a box-shaped space.
The first season, a prologue, themed "Beyond the Rain" (all-encompassing, the aftermath of rain), will be introduced at the Fukuoka Art Book Fair held at Dazaifu Tenmangu starting June 14 (Friday). Subsequently, it will be displayed at Visionarium Three Shibuya from June 20 (Thursday) and Cibone from July 10 (Wednesday). At both the Fukuoka Art Book Fair and Visionarium Three Shibuya, book director Kazuki Aruchi will curate novels, poems, and essays about "rain," inspired by the new fragrance "05. After the Rain / 06. Taste the Air." Texts will be arranged to form a cohesive story about rain, and visitors can listen to readings by poet Bin Sugawara as audio content within the space, experiencing the inspiration and texture of "rain" through the encompassing fragrance.
At Cibone, starting July 10 (Wednesday), photographs from Kazumasa Harada's collection "An Anticipation" will be exhibited. These works, including previously unpublished pieces, evoke the inspirations of the fragrance—moist earth blessed by rain, the woody depths of a forest, the sweet transparency after the rain, and the lingering breeze. Visitors can feel the depth of the scent as it is revealed through the photographs within the space.
This special scent experience related to "rain" engages all five senses, invoking hidden emotions and sensations, offering moments of mind-cleansing tranquility.
Venue: 2F Visionarium Three Shibuya
The first season, a prologue, themed "Beyond the Rain" (all-encompassing, the aftermath of rain), will be introduced at the Fukuoka Art Book Fair held at Dazaifu Tenmangu starting June 14 (Friday). Subsequently, it will be displayed at Visionarium Three Shibuya from June 20 (Thursday) and Cibone from July 10 (Wednesday). At both the Fukuoka Art Book Fair and Visionarium Three Shibuya, book director Kazuki Aruchi will curate novels, poems, and essays about "rain," inspired by the new fragrance "05. After the Rain / 06. Taste the Air." Texts will be arranged to form a cohesive story about rain, and visitors can listen to readings by poet Bin Sugawara as audio content within the space, experiencing the inspiration and texture of "rain" through the encompassing fragrance.
At Cibone, starting July 10 (Wednesday), photographs from Kazumasa Harada's collection "An Anticipation" will be exhibited. These works, including previously unpublished pieces, evoke the inspirations of the fragrance—moist earth blessed by rain, the woody depths of a forest, the sweet transparency after the rain, and the lingering breeze. Visitors can feel the depth of the scent as it is revealed through the photographs within the space.
This special scent experience related to "rain" engages all five senses, invoking hidden emotions and sensations, offering moments of mind-cleansing tranquility.
Venue: 2F Visionarium Three Shibuya
Schedule | Jun 20 (Thu) 2024-Jul 9 (Tue) 2024 Opening Hours Information
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| Fee | Free | ||
| Website | https://www.threecosmetics.com/brand/news/essential-scents-beyond-the-rain?id=tp_mv | ||
| Venue | Miyashita Park https://www.miyashita-park.tokyo/ | ||
| Location | 6-20-10 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-0001 | ||
| Access | 2 minute walk from exit B1 at Shibuya Station on the Fukutoshin, Hanzomon, Tokyu Den-en-toshi or Tokyu Toyoko line. 4 minute walk from the Miyamasuzaka exit of JR Shibuya Station. | ||
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