In today's world, people often wear different masks, but I'm not talking about physical objects that cover the face. We are talking about the different roles and images that we take in different situations in life.

Each of us has our own roles - daughter, son, parent, friend, colleague and many others. In each of these roles, we display certain character traits and behaviors. For example, at work we can be serious and businesslike, but with friends we can be cheerful and playful. We adapt to our surroundings and fit into our environment, sometimes changing our personality depending on the situation.

Why do we wear these masks? One reason may be the desire to accept a desired role or to be accepted in a certain society. We strive to meet certain expectations and ideas about us. In addition, a mask sometimes helps to hide real emotions and feelings so as not to show your vulnerability in front of others.

But while wearing masks is commonplace, it can also have negative consequences. Masks can hinder genuine communication and genuine interactions with others. If we always strive to maintain our mask and hide our true selves, this can lead to feelings of loneliness and inability to be ourselves.

Sometimes it's important to realize that we all wear masks and that's okay. However, sometimes you need to be able to take off that mask and be real with yourself and other people. Sincerity and honesty in relationships helps create deeper and better connections with others. Being ourselves is not only liberating, but also allows us to truly enjoy life.

The Mask for aesthetic pleasure.

An unique work in a single copy is available in NFT format. The file has sufficient dimensions of 8192 x 8192 to print a physical picture. Do not deny yourself aesthetic pleasure.