Brand «Ephemera»

The collection of the young brand Ephemera includes three unisex fragrances. The perfumes under the Ephemera brand were developed by the brilliant master from Berlin, Geza Schoen, creator of avant-garde conceptual fragrances. The Ephemera fragrance collection is dedicated to the popular independent electronic music festival "Unsound". As part of this project, musicians Ben Frost, Tim Hecker, and Siv Gudm created an acoustic material, which Schoen then interpreted in perfumery and embodied in the fragrances Drone, Noise, and Bass.

These fragrances are used in various installations, as well as elite perfumes. Siv Gudm's musical improvisation embodies his childhood memories and is associated with the smell he liked emitted by a broken vacuum cleaner. The interpreted fragrance Bass opens with spicy woody notes of rum, smoothly flowing into an accord composed of the scent of leather, mastic tree, and light shades of green tea. The final elements of the composition were the tart scents of musk and moss.

For Tim Hecker, the smell associated with his presented musical piece had nothing to do with nostalgia. He presented the fragrance as "incense from burning frankincense, whose smoke rises upward and is characterized by a long, drawn-out sound." The perfumer embodied the musician's idea in a fragrance that sounds with notes of aldehydes, spicy shades of fig, resinous-coniferous scent of juniper, patchouli, and mesmerizing amber. With the fragrance Noise, Geza Schoen revived the childhood memories of musician Ben Frost, associated with Catholic holidays and impressions gained during a trip to Australia. The perfume combines notes of aldehydes, ozone, black pepper, saffron, and frankincense. On the official Ephemera website, you can listen to the compositions that inspired the perfumer to create the fragrances.