Dancing Light Frøydis Dalheim
Dancing Light
It is a unique ethereal spectacle at the far end of the world.
It is a unique ethereal spectacle at the far end of the world: an aurora borealis. This extraordinary natural phenomenon inspired the creation of Olfactive Studio's new fragrance Dancing Light. To celebrate these luminous waves with emerald hues that twirl in the air, natural materials are given pride of place: jasmine, neroli, freesia, sandalwood, cedar, and cardamom. The tangible presence of the world and its botanical and floral authenticity was needed to echo this spontaneous manifestation. A link between heaven and earth.
Dancing Light appears in a pristine breath of snow-colored flowers. Almost icy.
PerfumerSidonie Lancesseur
Sidonie is Parisian but her calling came during a summer internship with Robertet in Grasse. She became a perfumer in 2006 under the mentorship of Michel Amairac. He instilled in her his knowledge and a taste for short and modern formulas in which each raw material has a purpose.
She likes unrefined materials and sometimes dark ones like patchouli or papyrus, as well as animal notes with stronger amber tones like labdanum. In her own words, "I love their raw and noble side; toning them down while preserving their personality is an interesting process." Thanks to Robertet, she can work with the most noble natural raw materials.
As a perfumer, she finds inspiration in all the things around her: a glass of wine, the smell of cigar, or even, the atmosphere of a book…
Among her many creations, Sidonie Lancesseur created three fragrances for By Kilian (Incence Oud, Cruel Intentions, and Straight to Heaven), and Lumière Blanche, her first fragrance for Olfactive Studio in 2012.
PhotographerFrøydis Dalheim
Frøydis Dalheim is a singer and photographer from Norway’s wild arctic region North Norway. She likes to express herself through various artistic avenues (or mediums) and finds connections between them. For her, it’s all about communication, and she feels deeply rewarded when her photos and songs resonate with each other.
Taking pictures of the northern lights or the midnight sun from a mountain peak is what she loves most. She likes to go the extra mile to achieve those spectacular shots. She mainly takes pictures of the areas around her home in Balsfjord in northern Norway. Her pictures are featured in several magazines and newspapers.
www.froydisdalheim.com
