Results: A Perfume Concert - Sadakichi Hartmann - A trip to Japan in Sixteen Minutes

A concert with aromas instead of words, based on a 100-year-old avant-garde failed masterpiece, "A Trip to Japan in 16 Minutes, Revisited" is a collaborative project by the Institute for Art and Olfaction. They're re-creating a lost work by Sadakichi Hartmann (1867-1944). Revisited consists of six segments, each accompanied by an original scent composition made by perfumer Sherri Sebastian. Through a reinvention of Hartmann's propagation mechanism by Kamil Beski and Eric Vrymoed, the scents will be released into the room in time to an original sound track by Bennett Barbakow and live Foley elements by Julia Owen. Participants will be blindfolded so that they can enjoy an immersive olfactory experience that, in an updated version of Hartman's ill-fated voyage, takes them from modern-day Los Angeles to Tokyo. Have you heard of a Perfume Concert before?

Do you think this type of concert would be an enjoyable experience?

If the concert was on tour and came to your area, would you go?