"Hair growth depicts the passage of time, the action of cutting hair demonstrates renewal, and the locks of discarded hair themselves represent the people they once belonged to, and all the memories this person may share with the artist who employs their hair.
Hair fiber artist Jayoung Yoon, for example, uses hair from herself as well as family members. In her piece, “Web of Life,” she intertwined hair from immediate and extended family members to represent their connection in life. Her series “The Offering Bowl” uses her mother’s hair, expressing the cycle of life and the importance her mother played in her art."

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"In this interview, Jayoung Yoon talks about her work and explains the techniques behind her art, providing a detailed look at the skill and artistry involved. Her insights offer both education and inspiration. The following are excerpts from an email interview with her from June 28 to July 9."

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https://honoraryreporters.korea.net/board/detail.do?articlecate=1&board_no=22046&tpln=1