The Creative Intersection of Perfumery, Painting, and Architecture with Dannielle Sergent

#128: In this episode, Frauke sits down with San Francisco perfumer Dannielle Sergent to talk about the creative intersection of Perfumery, Painting, and Architecture. They begin with a fun word association game to dig deeper into the creative mind. Dannielle then shares how she got started as a painter, explains the concept of “fat over lean”, and her approach to painting. She then reveals what led you to pursue architecture, explains different ways you can manipulate a design using materials, light and space, and what role scent can play in design. Dannielle then shares how she got into Perfumery, talks about “painting with scent,” and how perfume creation is different from architecture and painting. Finally, she gives her perspective on what painting, architecture, and perfumery share in common and how she brings the disciplines together.

Learn more about Dannielle’s artisan fragrance house Cognoscenti: https://www.cogno-scenti.com/ 

Read the article: "LAYERS: Pushing Through the Arts to Perfume"

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