


Create. Explore. Shape the fragrance.
Nose Manifest is a system that transforms fragrance into a visual, textural, and color-based image.
We invite independent and emerging perfumers to join the experiment.

About the Project
- A new language for describing scent: shape, color, texture
- An algorithm that visually interprets your fragrance
- Graphics you can use in your portfolio
- A place in the public database — as a part of the new school


What You Receive
- A personalized visual profile of your fragrance
- An essay card with interpretation (PDF + PNG)
- Opportunity to be featured in platform selections
- Participation in Nose Manifest videos and galleries
- Support as an emerging brand
How to Participate
Fill out the application
Describe your fragrance concept

Specify mood / associations / time of day

Receive a visual profile + presentation suggestions


Testimonials
“My description turned into a visual language. It’s inspiring.”
independent perfumer


Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, participation is possible without IFRA certification. We work with perfumers at any stage of their journey.
Yes. You can describe the concept, main accords, or ideas if you don’t have the exact formula.
The visualization is used to create your individual profile and can be published in the project’s galleries with your consent.
Yes, absolutely. After your visual profile is created, you receive rights to use it in your portfolio or presentations.


Exhibit your fragrance as an art object
We invite independent perfumers to take part in our virtual gallery, where fragrances are presented as art — with form, texture, color, and emotional mapping.


This is your opportunity to:
- present your fragrance as a work of art,
- receive a custom visual representation of your scent,
- be featured in the online gallery,
- participate in collaborations with artists and curators.
We collaborate with curators and galleries, welcome co-creations, and support authors in showcasing their fragrance in a new context — as part of installations, exhibitions, and curated sets.
