In many African societies, identity is shaped by a mix of tradition, colonial history, and modern influence. People often feel pressured to present versions of themselves that fit expectations, creating “masks” that don’t always reflect who they truly are. In this design, the mask represents those imposed or performed identities, while the figure beneath reveals […]
In many African societies, identity is shaped by a mix of tradition, colonial history, and modern influence. People often feel pressured to present versions of themselves that fit expectations, creating “masks” that don’t always reflect who they truly are.
In this design, the mask represents those imposed or performed identities, while the figure beneath reveals the authentic self. Removing the mask symbolizes reclaiming identity and breaking free from external definitions.
