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THE TRANSFORMATIVE POWER OF MASK MAKING

February 1, 2017adminUncategorizedNo Comments

Masks are as contemporary as they are ancient, having been around for upwards of 40,000 years and chiefly serve the potential to dramatically alter a person’s identity and how others interpret them, whether for the purposes of play or storytelling. Today’s equivalents are sunglasses, haircuts and makeup (face paint), inducing a modern ritual of shapeshifting experience, creating a virtual existence for the workplace or social occasion beyond our assigned identities. Creating masks is also a magnificent means to reinforce team relationships.

This ancient Greek theatrical symbol has once again returned to the stage as a top trend famously featuring in Punch Drunks immersive production of ‘The Drowned Man’ at the National Theatre. Audience members were instructed to wear expressionless masks, devoid of a mouth, through the duration of the production. The masks functioned as a fourth wall, allowing the audience to interact anonymously with the cast whilst simultaneously giving them the confidence to explore the space on their own.

There are a variety of mask workshops – like those run by our friends at Head of House – that seek to engage through creativity drawing on the personal journey that most enjoy through a return to building with their hands, something many of us haven’t done since childhood. Ironically, through this daring sense of adventure comes a rare transformation and fractional peek into the wearer’s inner identity exposed in what, on the surface, is just another masquerade.

Hands on workshops provide a creative and intimate scene to explore our inner selves whilst strengthening communication and relationships with colleagues. Incorporate a three dimensional mask making workshop into a staff summer party or midsummer pageant for an invaluable and immersive team building experience to remember.

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