“I work with masks as autonomous works of art as well as action-objects,” she writes on her personal blog. “For me the mask is a place where different elements come together as situation. The work is about this place-situation, more so than the mask as a theme or category of form.”

“The mask is a place. I am led by the phantasms appearing in the process of the making and the materials themselves. These guide my decisions and inform the objects I make,” she explains.

Using textiles, ribbons, beads and the likes, her masks make for a striking statement, calling in mind a fantastical world or a fairytale setting. “I have always collected materials I find around—textiles, beads, small bits of ribbon, little ornaments and things—and I needed somewhere to put these materials to use,” Kennedy explains in an interview with Office magazine. “I don’t draw, design or plan. I sculpt and see where the materials take me. But it’s funny, I have never been particularly interested in masks as a category.”

Take a peek at some of her one of a kind pieces in the gallery below.

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If you like fantasy inspired pieces, it doesn’t get better than this. Check some of Rachel works below.

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“I work with masks as autonomous works of art as well as action-objects,” she writes on her personal blog. “For me the mask is a place where different elements come together as situation. The work is about this place-situation, more so than the mask as a theme or category of form.”

“The mask is a place. I am led by the phantasms appearing in the process of the making and the materials themselves. These guide my decisions and inform the objects I make,” she explains.

Using textiles, ribbons, beads and the likes, her masks make for a striking statement, calling in mind a fantastical world or a fairytale setting. “I have always collected materials I find around—textiles, beads, small bits of ribbon, little ornaments and things—and I needed somewhere to put these materials to use,” Kennedy explains in an interview with Office magazine. “I don’t draw, design or plan. I sculpt and see where the materials take me. But it’s funny, I have never been particularly interested in masks as a category.”

Take a peek at some of her one of a kind pieces in the gallery below.

The post Mask Yourself with Magnhild Kennedy’s Fantastical Creations appeared first on MobiSpirit.

If you like fantasy inspired pieces, it doesn’t get better than this. Check some of Rachel works below.

The post Self-Taught Designer Creates Stunning Art Pieces You Can Wear appeared first on MobiSpirit.