Geneviève Bellehumeur and Anaïs Faubert have a fantastical series of hairstyles that embody an entire scene, be it a volcano spewing lava, or a medieval castle.  The hairstyles become entire mini universes, with blowing storms, sailing ships, and so much more. From the artists:

We wanted to combine our strengths, both in photography and photo editing, to go beyond the flat reality of portraits and rather show a glimpse of the rich inner selves of our subjects. A way to show that behind our masks, we are complex and have dreams.

Via DeMilked:

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An up-do becomes a fairytale castle, complete with trees and turrets.
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A woman’s hairstyle becomes waves for a giant sailing ship.
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A punk rock hairstyle becomes a bustling city with skyscrapers.
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A flowing blonde hairstyle hosts a giant ferris wheel and rollercoaster.
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A brunette’s hair becomes home for a series of waterfalls and cliffs.
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A funky blue hairdo is perfect for a surfer catching some waves.
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A beautiful red hairstyle transforms into a blustery tornado scene right out of Wizard of Oz.
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A dramatic erupting volcano hairstyle is hot, indeed.
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An ice-white hairstyle is perfect for hosting a ski hill.

 


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