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LIQUID SKY

$160.00
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INCLUDES A COMPLIMENTARY
10ml / Pocket Perfume

LIQUID SKY
A film by Slava Tsukerman

CINEMA

»80’s nostalgia. A new wave fashionista
in a post-punk New York.«

An olfactive response to Liquid Sky (1982), Slava Tsukerman's cult meditation on New York's underground new wave scene. This fragrance translates a specific moment, where neon-saturated alienation meets human desire in downtown Manhattan's early 80s counterculture. Part of FOLIE's Le Cinéma Olfactif—scent as duration, extending moments that would otherwise pass unnoticed.

Texture | FLUORESCENT, VIBRANT, SUBVERSIVE

Character | SWEET, FLORAL, SPICY


MATERIALS
LATEX ACCORD, GALBANUM, TUBEROSE.


PERFUMER
Jérôme Di Marino

YEAR
2018

IMPRINT
FÀP Catalogues / Le Cinéma Olfactif


SELECT YOUR EDITION VARIANT
Each bottle features artwork and color variations. You may request a color preference at check out.

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_
INCLUDES A COMPLIMENTARY
10ml / Pocket Perfume

LIQUID SKY
A film by Slava Tsukerman

CINEMA

»80’s nostalgia. A new wave fashionista
in a post-punk New York.«

An olfactive response to Liquid Sky (1982), Slava Tsukerman's cult meditation on New York's underground new wave scene. This fragrance translates a specific moment, where neon-saturated alienation meets human desire in downtown Manhattan's early 80s counterculture. Part of FOLIE's Le Cinéma Olfactif—scent as duration, extending moments that would otherwise pass unnoticed.

Texture | FLUORESCENT, VIBRANT, SUBVERSIVE

Character | SWEET, FLORAL, SPICY


MATERIALS
LATEX ACCORD, GALBANUM, TUBEROSE.


PERFUMER
Jérôme Di Marino

YEAR
2018

IMPRINT
FÀP Catalogues / Le Cinéma Olfactif


SELECT YOUR EDITION VARIANT
Each bottle features artwork and color variations. You may request a color preference at check out.

 
 
 

Slava Tsukerman transformed his outsider experience as a Soviet Jewish émigré into visionary expression. His migrations from Moscow to Israel to New York crystallized new perceptual frequencies, culminating in "Liquid Sky"—a film whose luminous palette and eerie soundscape emerge from the electromagnetic spectrum itself. His cinema exists where Soviet montage theory collides with American countercultural excess, creating a cinematic perfume that lingers decades after its first intoxicating encounter.