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Now, at the end of the Mystic Trilogy collection, at the end of this journey, in L'Oblio, Meo's poetics push us to forget everything, asking this question: "What if the good of man was to forget, rather than remember?". This is where the trip to Cambodia starts, along the banks of the Mekong, in search of forgetfulness that makes us tranquil, even for a period of time. It is an almost endless journey on the Mekong, but always delicate and reassuring. In Meo's imagination, L’olbío tells a sort of olfactive philosophical evolution of light, an invitation to travel, an ever closer bond with the East.

*Decanted 1ml vial.

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