![Bouffant Topiary by Ken Smith](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgPJBrGFPN_VzHVkLtbmwfQbku0QqR5uTm7E7nbSzdsIDcthAMNLdXKL6oayAQToTdu3_DMmBfube9XoRY0XFmmAzbatLeZaYrClW1eatQpSo6hB0njkCfsFsyzcjbcCYtGi_Mn/s800/060622_1_bouffant_1.jpg)
Says the landscape architect: “Hair design and garden design have similarities. They are both organic, grow and are manipulated. They have to do with style, fashion and pretense.”
So quite possibly a trip to a Alexander McQueen boutique would also merit a stop at a Home Depot afterwards.
![Chest Hair Maze by Ken Smith](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjZECNsCjCFe41mrmYUsQ9afJsE0Dq407qFBPfGxs6MZnwWuk53_EkSFW5KNHhLvmyr3h2NdX_KzlefIKLW2BN1CFNzlp5ahrJimFBCDfU3YyjPFidV8D3FBvsruAmfiXzKjhLG/s800/060622_1_bouffant_2.jpg)
Of course, these photomontages hint at even more provocative acts of body modification: the self-mutilation of actual living tissues as spatialized in the Transgenic Zoo and the Brave New Edible Estates. Michael Jackson as a legitimate landscape concern.
The Technolicious Arboretum
Extreme Horticulture
Revival Field
Woof!
Protoflorafauna
Edouard François
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