Filippo Sorcinelli Io_non_mani_che_mi_accarezzino_il_volto is an olfactory tribute to the great photographer Mario Giacomelli, whom Filippo knew personally. The name of the fragrance echoes his famous photo project, created at the Seminary of Senigallia, where young men in black cassocks were torn between childish carefreeness and the strict framework of education. It is a story of choosing between freedom and self-sacrifice, immortalised in fragrance.

The composition recreates images from Giacomelli's life: the smoke of Tuscan cigars, the tart notes of acid and photochemicals in the darkroom where his black-and-white photographs were born, combined with the refreshing marine accords of the Senigallia coast, his hometown. It is a fragrance of contrasts — harsh and gentle, deep and transparent, like photography itself.

The bottle is made in a silvery-grey shade, reminiscent of Giacomelli's camera body. A special detail is the double-skin cap, which can change shape, symbolising creativity, freedom and movement. It refers to the photographer's bag and the legendary dance of the seminarians preserved in his photographs.

Io_non_mani_che_mi_accarezzino_il_volto is a fragrance-memory, a fragrance-portrait, a fragrance that prolongs the life of art in scents.