SNATCH
perfume for Womens protest
The fragrance is a smokey, grassy, oily, dark perfume which after 20 minutes erupts into a bouquet of lilac and violets and a little raspberry to signal disdain in polite company, and lastly a lovely burning peat smell slowly creeps in after about 30 minutes.
The other end, clear side holds a hydrosol made from rosemary that I steam distilled from the plants in my garden.
Brian Harris creating the bottle tops with the laser. The laser is guided in a straight and visible line by therapeutic colloidal silver which is electrically charged particles of silver, suspended in distilled water. The silver particles are extremely small-usually ranging from 0.01 to 0.001 microns in diameter. The laser will pass through this in a straight red line when the button is pressed.
SNATCH exhibited: Sisters of Perpetual Resistance exhibition 'Is Your Muff Big Enough?' London, UK
Big Thankyou to Nelson Rayner for creating the graphic.
