A creative collaboration between
Renée Rodenkirchen and Justin Rousseau
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THE ORIGIN STORY
When your hair falls out and you’re not quick enough to vacuum it up… it begins to gather, reform and spawn new life. Your hair watches you while you sleep, it turns up the heat on your drier, it clogs your drain and steals your good hair days. This is a photo series of the pesky, sneaky, cheeky, up-to-no-good little troublemakers called Hair Monsters.
BINKY
Binky is a classic sock monster. Their life’s mission is to break up every happy pair of socks. They don't discriminate between clean or dirty socks… they just want to make sure you never have a pair. Singledom for life!
A pair
There will be nowhere
Hide you may dare
But this hair
Will not spare
ANY SOCK
Yes… Binky is very unfair.
UDUNNO
This monster may be cute, but don’t let their innocent face fool you. They're constantly rearranging your important things so YOU DON’T KNOW where anything is. Keys, wallets, passports, remote controls… the list goes on. If you can’t find it then you can bet on Udunno having something to do with it.
In a house full of order
Lived a monster who was a hoarder
The family would clean
But sneaky Udunno was secretly mean
They would take their keys
And hide them where they please
The family slowly unravelled
Because they could not find where their things had travelled
GRIZZLY
Ever wonder why you can never get all of the hair out of your hair brush? You can thank Grizzly. This monster is always adding hair to your hairbrush because it hates to see a nude bristle.
I’m a little hairknot
Short and bugged out
Hair I mishandle
Hair I fill out
When I get all geared up
Hair me shout
Grizzly’s filling up your brush
as you clean it out
Renée Rodenkirchen is an internationally recognized photographer and filmmaker. With a keen eye and clear vision, Renée's experience in photography, film and media has allowed her to hone a distinct view and a playful aesthetic, making work that stands out. She is the Partner and Lead Director of the female-led production company called Poolhouse Creative that specializes in telling brand stories through visual content.
Justin Rousseau is an artist and session stylist based in Toronto. His work in the fashion and beauty industry greatly influences his work as an artist in the mediums of drawing, painting, sculpture, and film. His work explores the visual representation of ourselves, how we see and feel about ourselves, our ideas involving conventions of beauty, and cultural representations and perceptions of beauty.