This year’s theme
“MASKS - Faces of Us” focuses on exploring the diverse cultural and artistic expressions surrounding masks: from nature’s masquerade through ancient rituals to modern-day significance with avatars and virtual reality.
An enriching afternoon event featuring visual & plastic art exhibitions from local and international artists, live dance and music performances, theatre plays and educational talks to dive together into the intricate world of MASKS.
From the origins of time, through rituals, theatre and performing art humans used masks as a way to celebrate, personify or worship the natural world so they could together transcend universal challenges and emotions.
Masks always helped us - and still do - embodying energies, hiding our identities, creating new ones and understanding ourselves.‘
