Beehives in the wind
Liu Ye
Baoshan Qu, China
Baoshan Qu, China
Explanation of my mask and its message
This mask was created especially for me by the artist Wen Fang, co-initiator of the Maskbook project, as part of the Maskbook campaign for the 5th anniversary of the Paris Agreement.
Here is her message:
The beehive is a structure of coexistence that makes the most economical use of materials, in the largest available space, and with the highest resistance capacity. This effect can be achieved because the volume of each cell is completely equal. Our world today is like a beehive in the wind. Maybe we need to learn from the wisdom of bees, although on the surface every country is different...
Here is her message:
The beehive is a structure of coexistence that makes the most economical use of materials, in the largest available space, and with the highest resistance capacity. This effect can be achieved because the volume of each cell is completely equal. Our world today is like a beehive in the wind. Maybe we need to learn from the wisdom of bees, although on the surface every country is different...
My method of creation
Handmade
Mask created in
This portrait was taken by Greg Mei
who graciously assign its rights to the Maskbook project.
