Paper Dresses And Models With Sixties Hair

It was wonderful to see the paper dresses modeled today. I had been requested to make paper Sixties dresses to compliment my friends haircuts, I am so happy with the results . . . What fun!

Knapfla

Knapfla works with books and illustrations, often her illustrations involve hair or wool, pleating and knitting, and intense areas of pattern.

Melanie Boreham

Above: Two images from Melanie's 'Stitched in Space' series.

Below: Image from Melanies current exhibition.

If you are in Sydney right now, you can catch an exhibition by Melanie Boreham at the Hardware Gallery until April 1st. Melanie's work is intriguing, as she has worked for some time around the theme of human hair. In her latest exhibition she explores loss and the breakdown of human relationships.

Diem Chau

I find these works by Vietnamese artist Diem Chau quite intriguing. Diem, now living in America combines silk organza thread with porcelain to create these poetic and haunting works that are generous, nurturing and loving in their meaning, quite magical.

Cendrine Rovini

This is the surreal work of French artist Cendrine Rovini who's illustrative work has an almost eerie watery quality, I like the way her figures emerge from large blocks of colour.

Claire's Bristley Pots

More of Claire's hairy creations.

Fun with fruit

Having fun with fruit hair as well.