Unico Suono

Product description extrait de parfum 30 ml x 3 Filipo the artist's art as an intimate dialogue, capable of transforming into a perfume. He was able to embody echoes of three paintings by Caravaggio: "Giorgione's invitation," "The martyrdom of Saint Matthew," and "Saint Matthew and the Angel." A sensory journey blending light, body, and spirituality, inviting its wearer to cross new horizons of perception, thus creating a unique voice. "I borrow bodies and objects, and paint them to remind myself of the magic of balance that governs the entire universe." In this magic, a spiritual echo resonates with the single voice of Giorgione. Caravaggio suggested Cardinal Francesco Maria Borbone del Monte, Caravaggio's patron, to undertake this task in preparation for the Holy Year 1600. The contract was signed on July 23, 1599, with a commitment to complete the work by the following summer. The "Oniiko Suono" box, made of synthetic marble and containing three small bags, tells a story first and foremost through sight and touch. Three types of fabrics sensually refer to those depicted in each painting: velvet, linen, and wool with silk. Three as in the pictorial cycle. Three scents as a composition of Caravaggio's poetic. The light. The painting of man. The divine. Light, a ray of light as a moment of creation. Unexpected. Cuts, cleanses, and illuminates because it is dark. It emanates the scent of velvet moving gracefully. The painting of a man, with a silent gaze, human. Harsh truth. Giorgione's disturbance, a silent dictation. Distant listening. In my concern, Giorgione.