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    Roy Nachum's Metamorphosis

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    wears a skull as its mask. The lion here has created an exoskeleton: something to protect its skin rather than its organs. The skull mask further serves to protect its wearer by being specifically situated into a roaring position, a message to keep back. As previously mentioned, Nachum emphasizes the importance of the skull’s maw in his piece with his use of color; viewers are meant to first see the skull’s sharp, massive teeth, and they are meant to know that the skull mask, with its teeth,…

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    Rapper Research Paper

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    wouldn’t display on a day to day basis. The persona allows the rapper to deliver nonstop bizarre, clever, thought provoking lyrics that hip-hop is known for. MF DOOM is no stranger to this approach of hip-hop, and he has taking it so far to even wear a mask to help fans embody the persona of his charter. With him, you’ll never know when the persona is ceased and when actual human begin. MF DOOM was Born in London, England, as Daniel Dumile but was raised in Long Island, New York, At a young…

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    Hopi Tribe Culture

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    The Hopi Kachina mask is worn by men during ceremonies and is thought to temporarily transform the performer into the depicted being on the mask. The identity of the spirit is depicted not by the form of the mask, which is usually plain and flat, but by the color, leather, feathers, and ornamentation of the mask. Kachina s are also found in small ornamented wood dolls. The dolls are not used in ceremonies but are…

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    Lady Capulet Quotes

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    beginning she is a strong a member of the “I hate the Montague” club, vain, prim and proper. That’s where a willow tree branch transfers into the left into a peaceful olive branch going from accepting to making peace. Also a colorful mask in the front transforms into a white mask on the back for a clean slate with the Montague family. This transformation symbolizes that she is now more accepting, forgiving yet mourning. However, towards the end of the story after Tybalt’s, Juliet’s and Paris’…

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    That’s it, that’s all Wearing a mask can be physical and descriptive but while both need explanation only one uses a form of art. This is the wearing of a mask in a metaphoric sense. As human beings we have the option to create an image for ourselves that we 'd like everyone else to see us as; we choose which aspects of our personality we omit to others and also choose what faker aspects of ourselves we would like to share. This can result in a mask that doesn’t show who we really are and…

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    brave." All sorts of people come here from near and far to be free, but is everyone here really free or just brainwashed prisoners? Known as the land of the brave, but are we really brave or do we just hide behind the mask of bravery and pride. Look around, everyone's wearing a mask because everyone is too dang scared to show who we really do to the fear of judgement. America revolves around fear. THE AMERICAN DREAM IS DEAD. How can America be free and equal when most all fear being…

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    Nakiri Clan Essay

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    function--thus the clan attempts to protect their offsprings' eyes by putting a mask on them to delay the eye maturation in hopes that when the children awakens their Gouingan, they would be old enough to fend off for themselves. This tradition has carried on and is still practiced to this day, much to Yugen's dismay. To him, being part of such an old-fashioned family has always been a burden. He was ridiculed not only because of his mask during his time in the Academy, but also because of his…

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    Anonymous: Brand Identity

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    “Anonymous.” This is portrayed to the world through its symbology, its activities or lack thereof, its tools and products. The primary symbology for Anonymous has become the Guy Fawkes mask. While there are other symbological aspects to the group such as the logo, the style of its video press releases, the Guy Fawkes mask is the one thing that instantly is associated with Anonymous. In fact, through Anonymous’ use of it and the activities of…

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    In reference to Kitty, Chris states that “this sad mask meant nothing to him” (West 21), and that he “would show to [Kitty’s] squalid mask just such a blank face as he had shown to Kitty’s piteous mask the night before” (45). Additionally, Jenny says, “I was too busy reassuring [Chris] by showing a steady, undistorted profile crowned by a neat, proud sweep of hair instead of the tear darkened mask” (51). The mask is symbolic of how modernity and humanness cover over the reality of…

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    Les Demoiselles D Avignon

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    males or females but he settled on females. This painting portrays five naked female prostitutes in a brothel (modern day strip club).The women in the painting have masks on their face that don't match their bodies at all. Some of these women have Egyptian masks while others have African masks.I also touch upon how the African masks represent savagery to Picasso because of the French imperialism going on in West Africa. I think the…

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