NoMad O Wot

 NoMad O Wot began as movement, cutting hair while moving through landscapes, not schedules. When Mad O Wot shut in 2020, the work left the salon and followed instinct: forests, fields, hills, borrowed homes. Being nomadic meant listening harder to bodies, silences, weather, and what someone needed to let go of. That way of working never left. It now lives in Mad O Wot’s garden, where the salon holds the practice without controlling it. The space slows things down and lets the cut stay responsive  shaped by presence, not pressure.