Color of the year and masks

The presented work is part of a large series “People and the Color of the Year”. The series explores the concept of the impact of the environment on people. It's time to take off your masks. Maybe someone doesn't want this and is trying to keep the masks like balloons, but the wind of change is stirring up the creamy consistency of the color of the year, and it's more and more difficult to keep the masks. Somewhere deep under the mask, your favorite childhood toy may be hiding. Is change always a bad thing? The background of the work is enhanced by tar stains, as the inevitable absorption of the old one.

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