Artists Masks
AM 1 - "Evil Deception"
AM 3 - "All Buttoned Up "
AM 1 - "Evil Deception"
Artist : Kathie Camara
Cancer can be hidden inside even when everything appears normal, happy and beautiful on the outside. This artwork is a reminder of the hidden struggles people face and aims to raise the awareness about the deceptive nature of cancer.
Deception can be prevented by recognizing the importance of early detection through the screening process.
AM 2 - "Wise Owl"
AM 3 - "All Buttoned Up "
AM 1 - "Evil Deception"
Artist : Elisabeth Ferber
It’s the challenges we face as we live our lives that give us strength- a purpose and make us “Wise” to what really matters.
I create art that is pleasing to look at, inspiring and is serving a purpose. I believe in this event as it brings attention to an issue which all of us can relate to personally, whether it’s to a family member or a close friend.
Each and every one of us has someone we love affected by cancer. The monies raised here go to a great cause.
AM 3 - "All Buttoned Up "
AM 3 - "All Buttoned Up "
AM 3 - "All Buttoned Up "
Artist : Wilhelmtha Korevaar
Buttoned up, more or less, women are equal against breast cancer.
AM4 - "Maxi the Manx"
AM5- "I will fear no evil, for thou art with me"
AM 3 - "All Buttoned Up "
Artist : Emily Lewis
My inspiration is from a photo of a friend’s Manx cat. My process includes painting with acrylic and attaching fur around the edges. I filled in the eyes and painted them, but they can be removed in order to wear it. There is an elastic band attached in order to wear it if desired.
AM5- "I will fear no evil, for thou art with me"
AM5- "I will fear no evil, for thou art with me"
AM5- "I will fear no evil, for thou art with me"
Artist: Mary Lomma
“ I Will Fear No Evil, for Thou Art with Me…” Psalm 23:4
Inspirations:
*Black- Evil breast cancer
*Gold- Healing, but scars are forever
*Red lips- Hope for recovery
This mask honors three friends; Kim ,Ana and Lynn, who battle breast cancer
AM6-"Emergence"
AM5- "I will fear no evil, for thou art with me"
AM5- "I will fear no evil, for thou art with me"
Artist: Sharon Osterholt
Emerging from a battle with cancer, the strong beautiful goddess within endures.
AM 7 - "Beauty from Ashes - I'm Not Done Yet! "
AM 7 - "Beauty from Ashes - I'm Not Done Yet! "
AM 7 - "Beauty from Ashes - I'm Not Done Yet! "
Artist : Denny Pizarro
A cancer diagnosis can feel like a death sentence. It is a trial by fire. Rebuilding your life as a survivor is learning to “fill in the blanks”. She is not done yet! She’s just beginning.
AM 8 - "Remembering "
AM 7 - "Beauty from Ashes - I'm Not Done Yet! "
AM 7 - "Beauty from Ashes - I'm Not Done Yet! "
Artist : Patricia Schiavoni
This artwork is dedicated to my sister, Joy, who is a breast cancer survivor-twice (due to efficient medical support, caring family and friends, plus her own mental strength). To deal with lengthy treatments, she would soothe her mind by mentally going to her happy place- the beach.
Remembering the feel of the sand, the smell of the sea air and the collection of seashells helped feed her positive attitude.
AM 9 - "Earth Mother "
AM 7 - "Beauty from Ashes - I'm Not Done Yet! "
AM 10 - "Pink Flowers of Hope "
Artist :Shirley Suski
This mask dedicated to my friend who is recovering from breast cancer.
This mask is representation of Earth, one of the Elements of Nature.
AM 10 - "Pink Flowers of Hope "
AM 10 - "Pink Flowers of Hope "
AM 10 - "Pink Flowers of Hope "
Artist : Elizabeth Treat
Pink flowers have always symbolized
LOVE AND HOPE.
AM 11- "Calusa Alligator "
AM 10 - "Pink Flowers of Hope "
AM 11- "Calusa Alligator "
Artist : Dodi Truenow
This tribal alligator mask was inspired by a trip to Marco Islands’ history museum. A carved wooden alligator head was among the artifacts of the Calusa Indians’ display.
Last year, I made a Calusa wildcat mask. I plan to make a set of these Indian artifacts with paper mache’ painted in acrylic to look like carved wood’