‘Perfume’ is the portrait of a muse, conscious of being seen as a threat.There's an ethereal quality to the algorithm that surrounds us. Through a multi-layered soundscape over one shot, the film dwells in the dynamics between man and machine in a society rapidly approaching a paradigm shift where human perception becomes just one facet of a complex reality. Within this portrait, the machine's gaze is deemed as worthy of examination as the human eye, marking the inception of a profound relationship between the two entities. "Perfume" invites viewers to contemplate this evolving connection, challenging perceptions and redefining the boundaries of our technological age.Sound by Ossagrosse