Aesthetic of Fears

This collection of wearable body sculptures explores the captivating nature and aesthetic appeal of fear. Inspired by the transformative role of masks, I examine how they can conceal or distort identity. In many cultures, masks are used to repel evil, often adorned with frightening images that embody the wearer’s most profound fears. Through these sculptures, the collection reinterprets fear as both a shield and a powerful visual expression of inner emotions.