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Electric Chaircut

Published by Matt Gondek June 28th, 2007 in Art, Fun, culture, exhibits, street art, Design and Artist.

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Electric Chaircut is a one man solo show based out of

New York by artist / hairdresser Nelson Loskamp. What he does is ties volunteers out of the audience to a chair, blindfolds them, and then uses amplified electric hair clippers that run through guitar effect pedals. Not only do the spectators get to see this firsthand, but a few lucky ones get a new hair style out of it too. Loskamp originally started cutting hair to support himself as a painter. However, Electric Chaircut came about from friends and customers requesting strange things like asking to be roughed up a bit while getting their trim, or asking if the clippers could be louder.

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