Suspenseful Night

TASTE - Blood red cocktails and animal sacrifices (meat). A murder mystery dinner. 

Martha Stewart channels Martha Rosler's "Semiotics of the Kitchen" (1975) in a promo for the movie "Knives Out".

Hors d'œuvres

TASTE - Assorted hors d'œuvres. Restaurant appetizers or tapas (and sometimes even sushi) are close enough if you don't have a dinner party or well-stocked gallery opening to attend. 

A bunch of hors d'œuvre recipes from Saveur: https://www.saveur.com/best-one-bite-hors-doeuvres/

Hors D'Oeuvres, 2019, photo by Jasmine Soto

Arabian Nights

TASTE - Fried kibbeh (ground meat & bulgur wheat with spices) with Harold at Al Bawadi Grill in Bridgeview, IL, a suburb of Chicago.

Cute Baby Room

TASTE - purée, e.g. mashed potatoes, or pear & carrot coulis served with duck

076 Heathland

TASTE - Yorkshire Tea Gold

I don't want to spend a lot of time explaining this, I just want to do it. Hopefully it will make more sense as I go along.

Right now I'm calling these "color senses" for lack of a better name idea. I want to turn the 252 color schemes from my two favorite Japanese color scheme books into a set of experiences for the five senses. The sense of touch is represented by clothing, and the sense of sight is represented by space. The rest are self-explanatory.

TASTE - Yorkshire Tea Gold 

CLOTHING - fashion inspired by Wuthering Heights

SCENT - Demeter Fragrance Library Earl Grey Tea

SOUND - "Wuthering Heights", a 1977 song by Kate Bush; Wuthering Heights, the 1847 novel by Emily Brontë; Kate Bush - Wuthering Heights, a Spotify playlist by peterrobinson1975.pr 

SPACE - heath

This set of sense experiences was inspired by "Heathland", color scheme #76 in Naomi Kuno's book Practical Color Combinations.