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Color and perfume, shape and perfume, art and perfume\u2026 Abstract art, figurative art, Imressionsit art and perfume\u2026Numerous similarities are often evoked. More precisely, do you think that there is a link between Bella au col blanc from Marc Chagall and Botttega Veneta, or more la Femme aux pigeons from Pablo Picasso and Clair de musc from Serge Lutens ? So, then, follow me, I will tell you about my original visit with Essences et art.<\/p>\n

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Let\u2019s take the direction to Pompidou Museum : Works of art and Perfumes ?<\/strong><\/h2>\n

At seven pm, on Wednesday, I joined a small group in front of the Pompidou Museum<\/a>, invited to dialog with a work of art and a perfume, as said, the purpose of my visit !… Catherine Werber, an expert in perfume and Gwenael Bareau, the guide speaker are the two partners having initiated this intriguing experience. Both passionate and captivating, they decided to take us into their world. Ready for the voyage !<\/p>\n

Equipped with ear-phones, so to hear better, we look for the permanent collections of the Pompidou Museum, and we stop in front of Bella au col blanc from Marc Chagall.<\/p>\n

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                      Gwenael Bareau devant La Bagneuse de Joan Miro<\/p><\/div>\n

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Let’s follow Gwenael first…<\/h3>\n

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So, this is how Gwenael invites us to follow her into the story of the painting : such a fascinating story that I felt as if I was entering into this work of art\u2026 by feeling the atmosphere of the period, meeting the artist, so to understand better the painting. Thanks to Gwenael, the story of the work of art was alive, full of emotions,that were either jolly or serious. In the end I was captivated and driven by her enthusiasm and simplicity.<\/p>\n

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Then, we smell fragrances with Catherine<\/h3>\n

Then, Catherine was able to come onto the stage and tell us the olfactive story of the chosen fragrance, in order to become in coherence with the painting. After some brief explanations, for the non-initiated audience, about the construction of a fragrance along with the different olfactive families, Catherine takes us into the mystery of perfume, by sharing the emotions and ingredients present in the perfume.<\/p>\n

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Catherine Werber devant Bella au col blanc de Marc Chagall<\/p><\/div>\n

Straight away afterwards, a scented pape ris handed out to us, so to bring us back to the cor of the painting ! A real and interesting exercise as just as we perceive and expressourself in of the painting, it is rewarding to sense the work of art through the perfume. Once the expanations are given, it becomes a linlk between the emotion coming out from the painting in order to join the one produced by the perfume.<\/p>\n

Ten works of art will be shown to us : Bella au col blanc from Marc Chagall and Bottega Veneta, la femme aux pigeons from Pablo Picacco and Clair de Musc from Serge Lutens, Baigneuse from Joan Miro and Roberto Cavalli Acqua from Roberto Cavalli, Femme Debout from Alberto Giacometti and Galop from Herm\u00e8s are the ones that touched me most.<\/p>\n

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Essences et Art ?<\/strong><\/h2>\n

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Essences et Art <\/a>offers to look at a work of art differently as well as to smell and discover a fragrance in an other manner\u2026 ino, also a neutral and unpolluated surrounding, unlike most of the perfume boutiques to day. In fact, Gwenael and Catherine want to share with us their passion and show the synergy and the emotional corespondence between art and perfume.<\/p>\n

That is why they will offer visits in museums , such as the Pompidou museum, the Orsay museum to stroll along, through the nineteen and twentieth century for the art and the XXI for the rare perfumes and the luxury brands.<\/p>\n

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A few words about Catherine and Gwanael<\/strong><\/h2>\n

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