The Explorer and the Keeper
Most of these daydreams reach across a discipline. This one reaches across a temperament. Meo Fusciuni is the Sicilian poet and explorer who goes out for his perfumes — a journey, a poem, an impression carried home to the quiet atelier and bottled. We work the opposite direction: we don't travel for a scent, we remember one. He is named for the journey — Nota di Viaggio, Travel Memories; we are named for memory itself — Harum Oleh Memori. One house goes; the other keeps. So allow the daydream of a single journey split between two hands.
Why Meo Fusciuni
Because he is the rarest kind of kin: a house that reaches our beliefs from the opposite road — literally. Giuseppe Imprezzabile, who signs his work meo fusciuni, is a poet and a traveller who builds each perfume out of a journey and the poem it leaves behind, gathered into trilogies and notes of the journey and self-portraits, luminous and dark. He goes to the far places and returns with a scent. Where he travels outward to find it, we turn inward to keep it; where he maps, we remember; and where he writes it down, we play it loose and jazz-souled, the way you remember a tune rather than read it. Same conviction — that a perfume is a story you wear — reached by going, and by staying.
His titles, our world
Start with the uncanny part: the names already overlap. Tap through a few of his real perfumes and hear how close the two houses stand.
Out, or in
The collaboration is the difference between two directions. Turn it over.
What we'd make together
Three things, in the daydream. Tap through them.
Possible releases
And the names they might carry — a tracklist in two tongues, his and ours.
“He crosses the world to find a scent. We only have to close our eyes.”
The point of a daydream
Some of these partners we admire across a gulf. This one we'd simply recognise — a house that decided, independently and in another language, that a perfume is something you travel for, write down, and remember, rather than merely smell. Naming him here is less a wish than an acknowledgement: that the idea this house was built on has a cousin in Italy who walks toward it while we sit still and recall it, and that the two of us, on the right night, would have a great deal to say to one another in scent.
Notes & honesty
On the house. Meo Fusciuni is an independent Italian artisan perfume house — the work of Giuseppe Imprezzabile, a Sicilian poet and traveller who builds each fragrance from a journey and pairs it with poetry. Real perfumes referenced include Notturno, L'Oblìo, Little Song, Odor 93, Spirito, Narcotico, Varanasi, Viole Nere, Buio and Luce, alongside his Nota di Viaggio series and the Travel Memories and Self-Portraits collections.
This is an imagined homage written by HoM Haute — admiration and a thought experiment, not a commercial relationship, an agreement, or an endorsement by Meo Fusciuni or Giuseppe Imprezzabile. All ten release names above are invented for this piece.