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Chad Merritt, Magic
Shary Boyle
(Source: vaacuum, via riverscent)
Yosuke Ueno
Grimes’s music smells like cinnamon rain. It’s like fairy kisses blown through cracks in walls.
“In the realm of the spirit world, the mask is more than a mere facade. It is utterly transformative. The man in the mask - may speak in a different voice, move differently, behave differently, because he is a different being. The mask is put on. The line between reality and illusion, god and man, life and death blurs. The masked man is not playing a role. He becomes the role.” Phyllis Galembo
An elephant and a bat pose at the Dodo Masquerade in Burkina Faso, an event where children don masks, sing, and dance under a full moon.
Photographer Phyllis Galembo features more than a hundred masks from Africa and the African diaspora in her book, “Maske” (National Geographic April 2012)
@ Cape Town Design Indaba
Lauren Schofield, The Garden of Moon Bear
