
27th September 2016

28th August 2012

7th October 2016 II

7th March 2016

20th September 2012

11th May 2012

7th October 2016

13th June 2012

29th July 2012 II

1st September 2012
I started Máscara in 2012, just before work began on what was to become Your Mind & Body Is All That You've Got. Eventually I felt that one project needed to be prioritised so I chose to focus on Your Mind & Body Is All That You've Got due to its therapeutic nature, so I abandoned the images until Neblina was nearing its end and it felt time to complete the work.
In both 2012 and 2016 making the pictures was intended to be a playful experience after strict (The Many Faces of JFA) and intense (Neblina) projects, whilst also continuing with the hiding & revealing theme that is present throughout a lot of my work.
Máscara, Portuguese for mask, is a series of self-portraits where makeup (or in the case of a couple of pictures fake eyelashes, or in one hair styling gel) has been placed on a lens filter instead of the skin.
(This is a selection of images from the series)