Saskia Wilson-Brown

Saskia Wilson-Brown is the founder and executive director of The Institute for Art and Olfaction, a non-profit organization she established in 2012 to promote experimentation and accessibility in the field of perfumery.12 Her background is diverse and multifaceted, spanning various creative industries.

Professional Experience

Saskia has a rich history in the film industry. She previously served as the co-director of the Silver Lake Film Festival in Los Angeles and has been involved in programming and judging for other film festivals such as Slamdance and Gen Art.1 Additionally, she worked at Al Gore's Current TV, where she led the international filmmaker outreach and development division.1

Education and Background

Saskia's educational background includes:

• BA in Fine Art from UC Berkeley
• MA in Fine Art from Central Saint Martins

Her cultural heritage is equally diverse. She has French and American upbringing, and her ancestry is a mix of Cuban and English.1

The Institute for Art and Olfaction

In 2012, Saskia's interest in experimental spaces led her to establish The Institute for Art and Olfaction.1 This pioneering non-profit organization aims to foster access and experimentation in the field of perfumery.2 Under her leadership, the institute has been working on expanding its reach, with plans to open a Berlin outpost.1

Other Pursuits

Saskia is also involved in various creative endeavors:

• She has spoken at numerous events and conferences
• Contributed as a writer to publications like Workbook Project
• Worked as a consulting producer

Additionally, she hosts a radio show called "Perfume on the Radio," where she explores olfactory experiences through audio.3

Saskia Wilson-Brown currently resides in Los Angeles with her husband, type designer Micah Hahn.1