Every fragrance is a living experience that, like any performance, must surprise, evolve, and leave a lasting impression. The essential characteristic we seek is precisely its metamorphosis on the skin: a journey that redefines perceptions and takes us beyond initial expectations. Innovation becomes language: the notes do not follow one another conventionally, but intertwine in an ongoing dialogue. It is a play of balance that generates harmony through contrast and makes olfactory evolution a manifesto of unpredictability. The notes are deconstructed and recomposed, creating a narrative flow that goes beyond the classic form of perfume. Irony and dissent, distinctive traits of Dadaism and Surrealism, are translated here into bold combinations: flowers and plastic, leather and synthetic resin. A language that plays with excess, transforming the sense of smell from a sensorial space to a conceptual one. In keeping with Devertere's visual codes, here too, color and material become metaphors: fragrances with saturated and tactile tones that evoke textures, surfaces, and temperatures. It is the olfactory translation of a contemporary thought, where skin becomes canvas and perfume, language.