EVENTS & FESTIVALS

We are renowned for our work with music festivals and events and have gained quite a following in the past few years on the mainland set up at festivals such as Lorne Falls, Rainbow Serpent, Laneway, to name a few and now Tasmania has led us onto Marion Bay Falls Festival, MONA FOMA, Huon Valley Mid Winter Festival and A Festival Called Panama.

Most recently, Eye Am Hair has created several performance art concepts either operating independently among festival sites or under their umbrella as installations.

The Submissive Salon - Red Square, Hobart 2018 & 2019, Town Hall Underground- The Dungeon 2021

We explored the idea of letting go and allowing the hair & make up artists and massage therapists to create in a red dungeon that celebrated the darkness of the winter solstice.

It's a dream come true to be able to do our craft in such incredible locations and meet extraordinary people.

Huon Valley Mid Winter Festival 12/7-15/7/19

Celebrating the Let the Pagan Parlour do the work for you with a range of styling including creative hair art, haircuts, braids and hair tattoos.

The Silent Salon- Mona Foma, Hobart 2018.

Festival attendees at Mona were able to submit their hair as art and partake in the first of the the hair salon/art installation concepts. The windows and mirrors were blackened of the van, punters sat in near darkness, a deeply ambient music soundscape was created by Ashley Bartholomew and mystery manes were born.

Dolly Do’s - Mona Foma, Launceston 2020

The theme was up cycle so it seemed fitting Eye Am hair created a ragg doll inspired theme.

MPavillion- Sensory Salon 2021

A concept was created where festival attendees had mystery haircuts not knowing what they were getting until the very end which elevates the experience of letting go.

The Terhairium- Mona Foma, Launceston 2019

Art installation, come hair salon experience held 18/1-20/1/19 at the 2019 Mona Foma festival in Launceston.

The experience explored the physical, emotional and psychological experiences that arise through our connection to nature within the salon space. As an artwork, it allowed the participants to reflect upon the relevance of being in the natural world and it’s potential reinterpretation for everyday experiences. As a salon experience, it was a complete reinterpretation of how hairdressing can use nature to nourish our hair, body and soul.

Installations- Directed by Ashley Bartholomew, Produced by Eye Am Hair