We hear how smell and sound go together. Jamie O’Shea is an artist and inventor of the olfactograph, a mechanism designed to capture and record scents, like that of a campfire or an indoor pool. In O'Shea's installations, he often pairs the olfactograph with audio recordings of the places they were captured. It's multimedia of a new kind. Produced by Trent Wolbe.
Guests:
Jamie O'SheaProduced by:
Trent Wolbe
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