Untitled 1993

Ann Hamilton's 1993 untitled work is an intriguing example of installation art. The piece, housed in a vitrine, features a large, circular arrangement of human hair that evokes a nest or a crown. This intimate and unsettling work explores themes of the body, vulnerability, and the cyclical nature of life. The hair, a tangible symbol of mortality, is presented in a way that invites contemplation and questions about the human condition.