Hair sculpture

The German artist’s voodoo-like objects incorporate the idea of hair as a highly charged remnant of human essence

These incredible sculptures are by the artist Adam Beane. His sculptures are so lifelike and detailed that it is uncanny. Regardless if he is copying someone real or imaginary, such as a fictional character, the sculpture looks exactly like its namesake.

Works of art.

Petros Chrisostomou’s larger than life sculptures seem to engulf architectural spaces

6 artists who use hair as inspiration for their art, from Victorian human hair sculptures, to 'hair hats' in the shape of animals.

Los Angeles-based designer Laura Estrada handcrafts sustainable jewelry pieces that are conceptually driven, sculptural adornments for the body and face. She uses ancient metalsmithing techniques to create timeless, wearable heirlooms that merge fashion with art. “From a very young age, I have been building little objects with my hands, ” Estrada explains. “This obsession manifested itself when I took a metalsmithing class in college.” Metal is the designer’s chosen medium, and she describes…

"I want people to see me not just as the girl who just uses her hair, but as a creative and versatile person — because I am," Laetitia KY told BuzzFeed News.

The master of display artistry whose work surprises, delights and sells.

For Valérie Hadida, the deep, protective partnerships fostered between women provide the foundation for her practice. The French artist casts bronze sculptures that are poetic and nuanced, depicting female figures wearing contemplative and composed expressions. “Coming from a large family where women reign supreme and play a key role, they have established a bond of serenity, trust, and complicity with me,” she tells Colossal. “The heroines of my works are always women because I am deeply…