The Scent Table
Blend scents with olfactory artist and perfumer Clara Chanisheff
The Scent Table invites you to encounter air not as empty space, but as an active, living medium shaped by movement, bodies, and materials. Through the act of blending your own scent, you will contribute to a growing collection of scent compositions, forming a shared record of how different people sense and shape their environment. What begins as an individual gesture becomes part of a larger, evolving system—one that is relational and constantly in flux.
By treating scent as both material and messenger, the work proposes atmosphere as a site of exchange between human and non-human forces. Knowledge here is not fixed or hierarchical, but emerges through interaction and co-presence, like a garden of shifting relations where perception, matter and meaning are continually reconfigured.
Extending from the current exhibition, A velvet ant, a flower and bird, The Scent Table proposes intelligence as living, evolving, and relational.
This activity is suitable for all ages (under 12 to be supervised by a parent) and will take up to 20 minutes. You’re welcome to drop in anytime between 11am and 3pm to create your own scent to take home.
Allergies / Sensitivities
Some participants may have sensitivities to strong scents, essential oils, or fragrance compounds. If you have a respiratory sensitivity or allergy, you are welcome to observe at a distance.
All materials are pre-diluted to safe, non-toxic levels, and participants can opt out of handling or smelling if needed.
About the artist

Clara Chanisheff / Xtrascentsory
Clara Chanisheff (She/Her) is an olfactory artist and perfumer who invites audiences to explore the invisible architecture of air. Through participatory workshops and installations, she uses scent as a tool for communication, revealing how smell shapes perception, memory, and emotion. Her work encourages people to slow down, engage their senses and treat everyday air as a medium for curiosity, reflection, and shared sensory understanding. Photography credit: Constantine Virtanen.
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