We usually think of sculptures as solid structures, but sometimes artists prefer to challenge themselves by using more delicate materials than wood or metal. Boston-based Jenine Shereos is one such sculptor who creates her pieces using possibly the most light-weight means we’ve ever seen – human hair.
In the Human Hair Leaves series, the intricacies of a leaf’s veining are recreated by wrapping, stitching, and knotting together strands of human hair.
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