Agustina Woodgate Hair Castles are Sculpted out of Human Hair
Souzan Michael — August 3, 2011 — Art & Design
References: geekosystem & neatorama
Jewelry made out of human hair may have recently exploded onto the scene, but Agustina Woodgate Hair Castles are the newest venture into, well, hairy art.
For her 'I Wanted to be a Princess' project, Agustina Woodgate meticulously crafted 3,000 bricks entirely out of human hair and then assembled them into two very medieval-looking castles.
Don't be fooled by the pictures; these castles are bigger than they appear. One of the castles, called Tower, is about 4.5 feet tall. The different-colored bricks are simply made out of different colored hair, of course. The window frame, for instance, is made completely out of golden blond hair.
The second castle is called Sandcastle and looks like -- you guessed it -- a sandcastle, complete with a messy pile of hair at the bottom made to look like crumbling sand (or bricks?).
The Agustina Woodgate Hair Castles will be on display at the Spinello Gallery in Miami.
For her 'I Wanted to be a Princess' project, Agustina Woodgate meticulously crafted 3,000 bricks entirely out of human hair and then assembled them into two very medieval-looking castles.
Don't be fooled by the pictures; these castles are bigger than they appear. One of the castles, called Tower, is about 4.5 feet tall. The different-colored bricks are simply made out of different colored hair, of course. The window frame, for instance, is made completely out of golden blond hair.
The second castle is called Sandcastle and looks like -- you guessed it -- a sandcastle, complete with a messy pile of hair at the bottom made to look like crumbling sand (or bricks?).
The Agustina Woodgate Hair Castles will be on display at the Spinello Gallery in Miami.
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