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Paint the Air — Monet & Venice

For Monet and Venice at , our founder Frederick Bouchardy worked closely with curator .lisa to carry forward Monet’s desire to “paint the air.”

Inside the museum, Bouchardy refined the fragrances in real time—shaped by light, space and movement as the installation unfolded. First experienced as a timed scent arc in the exhibition, they now live on as perfumed paper postcards.

Three expressions:
Acqua Alta — rising tide, green, salty, alive
L’Enveloppe — the atmosphere between artist and subject
Nymphaea — stillness and dissolution, where water becomes light

Hang, share or mail—three moments from the exhibition, carried home.