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This study examines tying in hair design as they are expressed in the formative arts from the perspective of Post Minimalism to discover its characteristic and formativeness. Expecially. 'tying' form the tree categories of formative arts classified by Maurice Fre churent was applied to hair, which is flexible and soft material, and changeability, unpredictability, combinability, and functionality were drawn as the formativeness of tying in modern hair design. Firstly, changeability means that the soft texture of hair is changed from incomplete from hair in th hard, complete fixture through the art tying. Secondly, unpredictability indicates that the soft material of hair can be fixed into a hard structure realizing Avant-garde designs through creative effects. Thirdly, combinability, is achieved when hair is transformed into a new shape by being placed in juxtaposition with image through the tying method to create mystery. Fourthly, hair can be gathered and be tied to accentuate the part where it is tied to draw attention and focus to it. In conclusion, hair as a part of human body can be integrated into the process of creation by adding parameters such as spontaneity to the ever-changing characteristic of hair.