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Quarantine day 11 Lego mask This mask is available on my online shop and 100% in the sale will go to a charity for the fight against the covid19 (link on bio) During the lock down, as we have limited access to resources, with photographer @anthonylycettphotography we started a project focusing on facemasks. Highly coveted, out of stock, stolen between countries, at the heart of a public health scandal… Useful, not useful. Medical grade, surgical or homemade crafty fabric one… In this new era will a mask become the new indispensable fashion accessory ousting hats or scarves? Compared to eye mask that is supposed to hide your identity what does mouth mask reveal of your persona? The etymology of the word "mask" could come from the Spanish más que la cara (literally, "more than the face" or "added face", Maybe mask like make up or jewellery could bring another dimension to our bare face and tell something of the way we want to present ourselves, as an intimate banner, a personal flag. As costume designer, I have never worked on masks before and I am finding new creative potential from this little surface directly applied on the skin. As they conceal our mouth and emphasise our eyes in a very performative way, they change the whole dynamic of our facial expressions. Placed on the mouth and directly under the eyes "the window of the soul'' they bring new narratives to the face. Another layer of meaning through another layer of fabric. Costume assistant @femfms #legomask #legofan #fabricmask #lego #protectivemask #safeandstylish #portraitphotogrsphy #handmademask #wearableartmask #handmadewithlove

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