Masks: Creations for Inner Exploration

Sometimes Happy is here to show us how to release anger that’s held in the body. Trying to resolve deeply imbedded emotions by telling yourself you’re ok or by thinking good thoughts doesn’t get to the root of the problem. Rather, it’s about connecting to the body and physically expressing it. As we practice this technique, slowly the energy will shift. #theatre, #theatremasks, #arttherapy, #arttherapyheals, #expressivearttherapy, #resolvingconflict, #papiermache, #papiermache, #clowntherapy, #clowntheatre

No name tells us why he likes the basement and the upstairs, but not the middle floor. The middle floor robbed him of his identity so that’s a terrible place to be. #theatremasks, #theatremask, #expressivearts, #arttherapy, #dementiaawareness, #mentalillness, #papiermache, #theatre, #monologue,

Manouk describes what it’s like living alone in a cave for thousands of years. His life is a meditation. You are invited to join him- if you can find him... #TheatreClown, #sacredclown, #arttherapyheals, #animalwisdom, #cavebear, #papiermâché, #expressiveartstherapy, #expressiveart

Clooney the Clown is here to talk about what it means to reveal yourself to the world. Most of us hide behind a facade in order to present ourselves in a certain way. But the sacred clown does the opposite... He/she shows themselves from the inside out in order to be as truthful as possible. Clooney encourages us to be honest and to remember that we are both beautiful and ugly at the same time. Both traits carry the universal understanding that nothing is ever really as it seems- but honesty is what makes us truly unique and loveable. #archetypes, #expressiveartstherapy, #sacredclown, #theatreclown, #arttherapyheals, #papiermache