Maskophobia by Marina Filipović

Maskophobia

- Conceptual Photography Maskophobia is the fear of masks, specifically, usually horror masks but sometimes any, and can involve seeing them on others or wearing one. I personally believe these terms potentially extend to any moving or still lifelike figures, not just humanoid, such as large realistic toy dogs, rubber snakes and even figures that are vaguely human-like but which are obviously not human-like, such as animatronic bears or rats (like some restaurants have) or other animal or creature with exaggerated and obviously non realistic features. I also believe there is at least a correlation between these and fear of mascots (like the San Diego Chicken) and mostly concealing costumes which are out of the ordinary and non-human looking, and whose intentions, emotions and body language are unreadable, even though there is a human in them, such as Darth Vader, etc., which I believe then also includes and leads back to clowns and mimes, which again, are unpredictable because we can

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June 10, 2010
June 10, 2010

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Kamera
FUJIFILM FinePix S5Pro
Zaslonka
f/7.0
Hitrost zaklopa
1/160s
ISO
200
Datum posnetka
2010:05:08 06:28:00
Način osvetlitve
Manual Exposure
Bela barva
Auto
Način merjenja
Pattern
Program osvetlitve
Manual
Bliskavica
Flash did not fire, compulsory flash mode
Goriščna razdalja (35mm)
75mm