“The Mask I Wear”

This project explores the concept of neurodivergent masking, visually representing the contrast between the persona presented to the world and the hidden reality beneath. 
Through a casted mask, I depict the emotional strain, anxiety, and suppression that come with masking, using colours, texture, and typography to illustrate its impact. 

The front remains minimal and controlled, while the back reveals chaotic, overwhelming thoughts, highlighting the disconnect between appearance and experience.