Masks seem to be making a strong re-entry into prominence in my life and especially in my artistic work. I may have more to say about this in the future. For now, just want to share something I recently finished. I am tackling the impossible task of translating my spirits into tangible form, and this is the first attempt. Go to my imWalde blog to see.
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I LOVE that mask you made, it’s gorgeous and perfect. Since I was a kid I had a particular fascination with the kitsune masks, which lead me to other things. I never had a reason to physically incorporate masks into my practices, but the symbolism of a mask has often been relevant to my life.
I remeber I took part in a celeb using a spirrit mask where I wore the mask of the stag.Very powerfull experience!
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