With a title like “Dirty Art Hairdressing by Hairfucker” this exhibition at the Dor Dor Gallery in Brooklyn, from April 8 -10, could be nothing less than intriguing and thought-provoking.

A wondrous hair fashion collection inspired by the great dexterity and intricacy of fine art. Hand drawn fine lines brush strokes create a simple precision to capture the beauty of the Artisan.

'Epochal' was inspired by a desire to interpret traditional shapes and transform them into hair art, creating an influential moment in hair.

What if, suddenly, the hair stopped being hair and became silk, cotton or cashmere? What if, instead of scissors and combs, the hair was manipulated on looms and with crochet needles?

This collection is inspired by the tsarinas of the Russian Empire, specifically the empress Catherine the Great who was the greatest exponent of luxury and power. 

Uprising is like a puzzle. All the details are pre-thought – both the color and the cut that is drawn so that the hair responds and goes to its place, and of course the styling that is what gives life and confirms that all the pieces are correctly placed.

Esparto is one of the traditional materials most used in the Iberian Peninsula – in this artistic collection, Pedro Riquelme is inspired by and uses esparto to build creative hairstyles that stand out splendidly on the heads of his models.

A fascinating creative hairfashion collection where platinum blonde predominates to create stunning works of hair art.

Emma's inspiration came from life after corona: "We can always rely on the natural elements to bring life and balance back into the world... I think this is a good message to everyone that life carries on."

Crochet takes us back to traditional weaving techniques passed down from mothers to daughters for generations.