Hairstylist Creates Hair Dyeing Masterpieces Inspired by Classic Fine Art Paintings
For the past year, people have turned to their own hair as a canvas for their artistic interpretations of the world around them, finding a range of inspiration from baked goods to childhood tales of mythical creatures to the entire universe . Hairstylist Ursula Goff has certainly experimented with each of these trends, but now the creative colorist has embarked on a series that draws inspiration from art history. Goff channels the work of late greats—think van Gogh, Monet, and Warhol—for her Fine Art Series . The visually gifted, Kansas-based creative pulls colors from famed artworks like Edvard Munch’s The Scream and translates them into flowing locks of hair. Documenting her vivid hair art series on Instagram , Goff revisits the classic paintings of Vermeer, O’Keeffe, and other renowned artists from a contemporary point of view. While sharing her personal interpretation, she also includes information about each artist and the art movements they pioneered or played pivotal roles...
