STORIES

  1. WHITE HEART v.7

    Introducing our latest campaign for White Heart v.7 - The Heart of Love.

    White Heart v.7 is about love: its power and dualities. That love is hot/cold, tender/wild, innocent/knowing, everything/nothing.

     

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  2. HOLD ME

    "EVERYTHING COMES FROM THE HEART. IT IS OUR ESSENCE."

    Map of the Heart presents its latest campaign, Hold Me - a visual essay on hearts and hands lensed by Traianos Pakiousfakis. 

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  3. 'A SHAPE OF THOUGHT' WITH ARTIST MIKALA DWYER

    Map of the Heart co-founder Sarah Blair interviews long time friend and prominent Australian contemporary artist Mikala Dwyer during her solo exhibition 'A Shape of Thought' at the Art Gallery of New South Wales.
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  4. THE HEART OF FREEDOM - CLEAR HEART v.1 - FILM

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  5. THE HEART OF VALOUR - PURPLE HEART v.5 - FILM

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  6. AN INTERVIEW WITH MAÏTÉ CHANAY OF LE GRAND MUSÉE DU PARFUM

    Ahead of Map of the Heart's inclusion in Pierre Dinand's retrospective exhibition 'Parfums De Legende', we talk to Maïté Chanay from Le Grand Musée Du Parfum about the recently opened museum and what it represents in the hearts of France.
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  7. THE HEART OF DARKNESS - BLACK HEART v.2 - FILM

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  8. THE HEART OF PEACE - GOLD HEART v.4 - FILM

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  9. THE HEART OF ECSTASY - PINK HEART v.6 - FILM

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  10. THE FORAGERS

    Inspired by the Gold Heart v.4 fragrance and Virgil's IV Eclogue, 'The Foragers' is a story of a young girl in a rural town in China who discovers the unexpected.
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  11. FRAGRANCE, MEMORY AND HYPERREALITY WITH STILL LIFE PHOTOGRAPHER ANNA POGOSSOVA

    Jodie Hill discusses still life, hyperreality, and the unchartered territory of fragrance and memory with photographer and amateur perfumer Anna Pogossova.
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  12. THE WEEPING TREE

    Filmed in Shanghai, 'The Weeping Tree' follows a young man's discovery as he gets lost in the labyrinth of a female dancer in an uninhabited city. Jeffrey Darling discusses the short film and how it celebrates the impermanent capacity of memory.

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