The Mask 03 explores quotidian identity photography by questioning facades worn during everyday existence—the masks people present versus complex reality beneath. Tcherassi's caricature-style approach reinvents ordinary person into geometric colorful abstraction, suggesting that making sense of identity requires recognizing that everyone performs daily, that the mask is neither false nor true but another layer of intricate selfhood. The work generates emotions from introspective curiosity to empathetic recognition, questioning how we navigate incognito within quotidian: what masks do we wear, what do they hide and reveal, and how does recognizing our own masks help us understand complexity of others' daily reinventions?
 
The artist's computer-generated abstract photography merge craftsmanship and technology, creating an eclectic and unique style. Through her art, she aims to illuminate the world.
 
Quotidian identity photography exploring everyday masks—caricature abstraction revealing complexity beneath daily facades. The Mask 03 from Making Sense by Angelica Tcherassi. Available at The Art Design Project, Miami Beach.