Senses Atlas is a collection of visual archives aimed at developing a phenomenological approach in our content consumption. By escaping from the standardization and the submission to a Western vision, this atlas purpose is to help us develop and expand our imaginary.

The archive collection is a virtual wandering, where the images that attract us are explained, detailed, to go beyond the visual sense. The atlas collection is a combination of forms, colors, typologies, building an imaginary space, without a defined limit or plan, changing, moving, an evolving virtual space linked to territories, where nothing is predefined.

The objective is to affirm differences, to refuse homogenization, to escape from uniformisation, from restrictions, from standards, from the strict and non-inclusives codes of society. To bring us out of isolation from a world where we have superficially taken root.

Questionning places, territories, spaces, the world, the senses, and this through the periods and the temporalities, to enable the development of a multi-sensorial perception of the environment.

The link between publications is a sensitive approach aiming at diversifying sources of inspiration, unofficialy, without value judgment, regardless of what is interesting or not. The diversity of content facilitates a synesthesic approach to combining senses. It is a platform that calls for us to reappropriate our sensations and identify what moves us.

“I’m interested in ephemeral architecture, the world of the provinces, objects that are considered bad taste that for me have never been so, objects charged with desires, dreams, collective memories… windows, mirrors, stars, palm trees, atlases, globes, books, museums and people through images.” – Luigi Ghirri