Post Tenebras Lux

$160.00


After Darkness, Light.
Moisture evaporates from
the skins of couples making love
in a sauna.

A FRAGRANCE IN THE STYLE OF A FILM SEQUENCE


Tone
: Submissive, Intimate, Generous
Texture: Warm, steamy, moist, misty, fine, malleable, sheer
Opacity: Semi-transparent
Volume: Low
Pitch: High
Movement: Rising
Verb:  Caress

TRACING THE BODY. SKIN AFTER A HOT SHOWER. MINIMAL, OF FLESH AND PSYCHE,
/ oriental woods, mist, and clean skin accords /
CLEAN, MUSKY, WOODY, MISTY.

This fragrance is an aromatic response to a scene somewhere between 00 : 38 : 22 — 00 : 45 : 37 in the film POST TENEBRAS LUX (AFTER DARKNESS, LIGHT) by CARLOS REYGADAS for the FOLIE À PLUSIEURS “Le Cinéma Olfactif” film screening program and cinema archives.

YEAR
2018

PERFUMER
Antoine Lie

COLLECTION
Le Cinéma Olfactif

LE CINÉMA OLFACTIF

Minutes become moments, and frames become fragrance in the “Le Cinéma Olfactif” series. This is the first collection conceptualized and released under FOLIE à PLUSIEURS in 2014. Originally conceived as an olfactive cinema program in collaboration with the Soho House Group cinemas in Berlin, London, Chicago, and Los Angeles, Le Cinéma Olfactif is an ongoing series of fragrances that emerge from onsite olfactive film screenings of cult classic and independent art house films. The archive includes fragrances as diverse as Mood Indigo, Love Exposure, Daisies (Sedmikrásky), The Virgin Suicides, Blow Up, La Haine, The Lobster, The Duke of Burgundy, All About My Mother, Talk To Her, Liquid Sky, Funeral Parade of Roses, La Grande Bellezza, and Post Tenebras Lux.

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Carlos Reygadas Castillo is a Mexican filmmaker. Influenced by existentialist art and philosophy, Reygadas' movies feature spiritual journeys into the inner worlds of his main characters, through which themes of love, suffering, death, and life's meaning are explored. After quitting the Mexican foreign service he made four short films in Belgium before filming Japón in 2002, which was presented at the Cannes in 2002, where it received a special mention for the Camera d’or. Reygadas premiered his second film, Battle in Heaven in 2005 in competitions at Cannes. Also at Cannes he was awarded the jury prize in 2007 for Silent Light, and the Best Director award for Post Tenebras Lux in 2012