The works is a sculptural and drawing-based project that examines the gradual loss of the sense of smell in humans and other living beings within urban environments. Pollution, toxic air, and uncontrolled urban growth damage this essential sensory system, yet its disappearance often goes unnoticed. The project uses the nose as a recurring metaphor, symbolizing silent pain, memory, and environmental trauma. Through repetition and altered forms, the works reveal how sensory loss reflects deeper ecological imbalance. The project acts as a quiet protest, drawing attention to an invisible crisis shared by both human and non-human lives struggling to survive in the city.