Russian artist and designer Anastasia Pilepchuk designing masks to reflect her moods. She experiments with a variety of shapes, textures, and materials which are inspired by everything around her such as nature, technology, human beings, body parts, and Siberian myths.Picture source: Anastasia PilepchukPicture source: Anastasia Pilepchuk In one interview she explained why she started making masks. At first, she did that through make-up and masks from carnival shops, but it wasn’t enough. She wanted to try something new so she made her first mask. It was a white mask with spiky elements made from fabric and paper.
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