This geometry mask goes beyond expectations in the pandemic of 2020 with COVID-19. I mean, everyone else is just wearing these rags over their nose and mouth, but then the person wearing this break-dances into the room and you won’t know what to think.
You won’t even know who it is.
Unless you know them by their shoes. Some people look at a pair of shoes and think, “Oh, that’s Roger.”
Maybe Roger will like this mask too.
These masks look great on your wall or on your face! This wearable art is inspired by both traditional wood shaman masks and contemporary geometric art.
The masks are made from layers of intricately laser cut birch plywood stacked and glued together. The eyes have dichroic acrylic lenses that reflect light but can easily be seen through with some of your peripheral vision limited. The mask is padded for comfort and is held on with a 3 point strap system. It is comfortable enough to wear for a couple hours at a time.
Wanna Wear Another Geometry Mask?
And they say math isn’t fun.
Well, I always did. And still do.
But if you’re looking for another mask like this one, you’ll find yourself wandering the depths of the internet for a long while, as it’s basically a one-of-a-kind. Still, there are masks that have some kind of geometrical shape to them, some cheaper than this one.
- PolyDeadStudio on Etsy provides you with a DIY mask, inspired by the goat from “The Witch.” It’s a perfect mask for kids to make themselves for Halloween, or just to be a scary goat-faced child.
- Obacle over on Amazon has a bandanna mask with a geometrical skull on it that reminds me of Death Stranding.
- If all else fails, DanSchaubDesigns has an even more intricate geometrical mask in their shop.
