Fragrance and visual art share a quiet, unspoken dialogue. To bring each of our scents to life, we collaborate with independent artists rooted here in Hong Kong, commissioning an original piece for every perfume in our collection.
By pairing each fragrance with a local artist's distinct visual voice, we aim to offer an experience that celebrates both personal interpretation and our home’s vibrant creative community.
Julie May is a printmaker based in Paris and Hong Kong. Graduated from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, and her practice subverts expectations around identity, artistic production and the possibilities of printmaking. Drawing on both Chinese and Western influences, May approaches print as a space of experimentation, extending its material language through tonal shifts, blended metal plates and alchemic processes. Her recent works arrange colour, texture and surface in fluid, unfixed compositions that unfold like music.
Louie Jaubere, like the world they critique, is inherently meaningless.
Their work embraces the absurdity and banality of existence, crafting comedy out of tragedy. Through ongoing series such as “Collective Dream Wish of Ruling Class Elegance” and “Relics”, Jaubere distills the surreal texture of living in the present time when the Internet culture dominates — oscillating between the sincere and the insincere, the sacred and the stupid.
Outside the studio, Jaubere is also active as a street artist and a professional hoarder — a collector of oddities, detritus, and fragments of failed utopias.
Tiffany So is a Hong Kong-based visual storyteller and illustrator who returns to art as a safe harbor in a fast-paced city.
Her artistic practice centers on creating peaceful, healing spaces that invites viewers to pause, breathe, and reconnect with their inner landscape.
In her collaboration with Tablu for Melon Skin, she translates fragrance into tactile, emotive imagery—capturing the quiet warmth and organic intimacy of the scent.
Fine-Line Tattoo & Visual Art
Born and raised in Hong Kong and currently based in North Carolina, Max Lam’s work revolves around fine-line storytelling, personal reflection, and human connection. His original artwork for Graphite Pencil translates that same intimate, expressive approach from skin to canvas.
Julie May is a printmaker based in Paris and Hong Kong. Graduated from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, and her practice subverts expectations around identity, artistic production and the possibilities of printmaking. Drawing on both Chinese and Western influences, May approaches print as a space of experimentation, extending its material language through tonal shifts, blended metal plates and alchemic processes. Her recent works arrange colour, texture and surface in fluid, unfixed compositions that unfold like music.
Louie Jaubere, like the world they critique, is inherently meaningless.
Their work embraces the absurdity and banality of existence, crafting comedy out of tragedy. Through ongoing series such as “Collective Dream Wish of Ruling Class Elegance” and “Relics”, Jaubere distills the surreal texture of living in the present time when the Internet culture dominates — oscillating between the sincere and the insincere, the sacred and the stupid.
Outside the studio, Jaubere is also active as a street artist and a professional hoarder — a collector of oddities, detritus, and fragments of failed utopias.
Tiffany So is a Hong Kong-based visual storyteller and illustrator who returns to art as a safe harbor in a fast-paced city.
Her artistic practice centers on creating peaceful, healing spaces that invites viewers to pause, breathe, and reconnect with their inner landscape.
In her collaboration with Tablu for Melon Skin, she translates fragrance into tactile, emotive imagery—capturing the quiet warmth and organic intimacy of the scent.
Fine-Line Tattoo & Visual Art
Born and raised in Hong Kong and currently based in North Carolina, Max Lam’s work revolves around fine-line storytelling, personal reflection, and human connection. His original artwork for Graphite Pencil translates that same intimate, expressive approach from skin to canvas.
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