Smell
Anatomy of a nose.
How often has a long forgotten memory been awakened by a scent?
How would it feel to have your sniff snuffed?
Smell is power.
Yet, deaf, mute or blind, there is no word for smell-defective.
The subject has been exposed to various stimuli. All senses other than smell have been disabled. Brain devices have been installed to record memories.
Findings
| Peanut Butter | Gusset abandoned under a railway bridge. | Found: Summer 1962. |
| Ammonia | The hard school floorboards upon which I was forced to learn the forward roll. | February to April 1954. |
| Porridge | Porridge. Far too much porridge. Nausea. Hospital. Porridge aversion. Porridge therapy. Recent rekindling of love for porridge. Porridge incident number 2. Porridge therapy revisited. Progress continues one day at a time. | 1995 to Present. |
| Rose Petal | Lady removing brassiere as viewed from mossy, corrugated rooftop. | 11 July 1973. |
| Bubblegum | The sweet smell of a newborn baby's head. The crushing grip of the hospital porter. Darkness in the detention cell. Fear, never-ending fear. | December 20, 1990. |
| Soil | A tropical storm. Rain lashing onto naked bodies. The danger of sheet lightning. Young, uninhibited passion. Amazon Lagoon - the best TV show I ever saw. | Room above a garden centre, 1989. |
| Pastry & Varnish | The unlocked door to the leisure centre offices. A day as a lifeguard. Discovery. | Boyhood dream, Sept. 1958. |