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Project Title :
الشعر يزعل
(Hair Has Feelings)

This painting is rooted from UAE culture and my childhood, when my mother would always oil my hair after it was cut, since it might get upset and never grow long again. This is a common myth that is usually told to girls around

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Hair Typography By Monique Goossens

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I make sensory art photography and art typography, inspired by nature, unusual materials and tactility. I am looking for contrasts and alienation. Aesthetically pleasing and edgy.

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Words:
هشّة
مقدسة

Superstitious

Haunting

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“Hair, that most imperishable of all the component parts of our mortal bodies, has always been regarded as a cherished memorial of the absent or lost. Impressed with this idea, it appears to us but natural, that of all “parlour occupations,” the manufacture of ornaments in hair must be one of the most interesting.” — The Sixpenny Magazine, 1864

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In the Victorian Era, a loved one’s hair was considered a precious and cherished material. It was considered a versatile, renewable, and useful fiber and stronger than horse hair or wool. While most hair that was exchanged may have been a simple braid or a small lock, some was much more elaborate. If one did not know the art of Hair Work, they could send the loved one’s hair to a professional Hair Worker and have it returned as a masterpiece.

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“Hair, that most imperishable of all the component parts of our mortal bodies, has always been regarded as a cherished memorial of the absent or lost. Impressed with this idea, it appears to us but natural, that of all “parlour occupations,” the manufacture of ornaments in hair must be one of the most interesting.” — The…

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Betrayal, Haunted, Fragile, Self-Worth, Vanity

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The colors where inspired by the hair oil that was used on me to console my hair