Somewhere between a sculpture and a piece of architecture, this installation invites the public to engage with hair "waste" both visually and tactically. It is strategically located inside a salon, the very setting from which it is "mined", confronting the public with new possibilities on what is generally considered waste.  Can cut and discarded human hair be intelligently intercepted from the waste stream? If so, what potential applications are there for this naturally recurring human grown product? And can we eventually recalibrate our relationship with these rejected follicles, turning it from waste, past a utilitarian object, and instead into something we affectionately value?