A Study on Color hanji hair Art Using Waste Hair

Abstract

This study re-examined the new material diversity of hair art as a discipline by looking at hair art, which was limited to practical and pictorial, from aesthetic and environmental aspects. By reinterpreting the functions of lung hair and Korean paper to create hair art works, it aims to enable the possibility of new household product design and eco-friendly and original material-based artistic creative activities. To conduct this study, the results of the study of producing a total of four paper flower frames by producing colored paper are as follows. Work 1 was created using a red and pink paper with roses as a motif, arranging petals, making small leaves with green colored paper, and then using a LED bulb with an object. Work 2 expresses carnations by overlapping pink colored paper with different chroma as a motif of carnations, making small flowers with white, yellow, and light green colored paper, and then using Led bulbs with objects. Work 3 was made using pink purple and orange colored paper as a motif of hydrangea, made leaves with green paper, and then made using Led bulbs with objects. Work 4 was made using white, pink, and red colored paper as a motif of cosmos, made leaves with green paper, and then made using Led bulbs with objects. This study is the starting point for the development of special paper made using Korean paper and lung hair, and it is believed that starting with this study, hair art design based on new creative materials will be developed. Pursuit research is expected to enrich the design of special papers applied with lung hair with the potential to apply nature-friendly and sustainable material alternatives.