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LESSONS IN SENSATION

Synaesthesia is a rare condition where one’s senses are essentially cross-wired. For some among the select few to experience this, sounds have colours. For others, smells have textures. I once read about a perfumer named Barnabé Fillion who experiences images and sounds as textures. It inspired him to create a fragrance meant to evoke the feeling of being under water.

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