Miss 5 Sense
Five senses, turned into characters, inviting you to notice which way of sensing the world feels strongest for you.
Year / 2019
Medium / Wool
StoryThe five human senses—touch, hearing, taste, smell, and vision—are our first doorway to the world. Our experiences are made and remembered through them, yet each person feels these senses with different intensity: some are more sensitive to images, others to scent, others to sound.
The Miss 5 Sense series turns these five senses into five personified “Misses,” each with her own hairstyle, color palette, and shape that hint at her preferences and traits. Through these characters, Pon invites viewers to gently consider which sense feels strongest in their own life, and which one quietly guides what they like, dislike, or pay attention to.
Which of our five senses is the most present for you?
Miss Touch
She loves soft textures and often rests her head on a fluffy pillow; emotions are quietly stored in the way things feel against her skin.
Miss Hearing
Her ears are not easily swayed—she listens on her own terms and lets sound shape the distance between herself and the world.
Miss Taste
A true gourmet with an especially strong sense of taste, she loves sweets and is very picky about food—ask her if you’re searching for a good restaurant or café.
Miss Vision
With sharp color sensitivity and keen observation, she catches every beautiful and interesting detail—but also quickly spots flaws and mess.
Miss Smell
Highly sensitive to scent, she loves natural woody essential oils; her straw‑like hair filters out the smells she dislikes, especially cigarette smoke.
