A video mask that allows participants to wear the image of their own face on a TV as a mask, to produce playful interactions between the body, technology, and their spectators. The mask uses four 19” Dell monitors on the exterior, with four micro drone cameras on the inside, with each screen broadcasting the corresponding camera inside the box. The interactions between viewer and participant highlight the dynamics of public and private spaces.

Once inside the mask the participant receives no feedback. The walls are black and the lights are bright. They are vulnerable and are seen from all angles. Focus is drawn entirely to their face. This juxtaposition between the viewer and the viewed produces a heightened sense of awareness around the ideals of seeing and being seen.