"A New Perfume" Eau de Parfum
100ml

We can find beautiful things, without consciousness.

a fragrance that couldn't exist in a bottle that shouldn't exist
what qualifies anything for the right to exist?
who has the right to decide what should be rejected?

a rejected bottle survives to hold an imaginary flower
constructed linearly, the fragance opens with the man made organic
composites of aldehydes and safraleine, opening up slowly to hawthorns and derivations of lilac, defore explosding in a riot of flower oxides, the finally succumbing to notes of industrial glue and brown scotch tape with hints of musk and styrax.

purposely taking a bottle that has been disqualified from existence and purposefully giving it its right to exist