MASKS

This visually striking exploration of facial coverings takes readers on a global journey through the art, history, and cultural significance of masks across civilizations. From ancient ceremonial face coverings to contemporary protective gear, the book examines how different societies have used masks for ritual, performance, and practical purposes, blending anthropology with stunning photographic documentation.

What sets this volume apart is its thoughtful examination of how masks both conceal and reveal identity, making it particularly resonant for young adults navigating their own self-expression. The compelling visual presentation and cross-cultural perspective create an engaging resource that will appeal to art students, theater enthusiasts, and curious minds exploring the complex relationship between appearance and identity in human societies.