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Face Up to Peace
Fall 2002, Parkerville Retreat Center, Perth, Western Australia
This project was part of a larger effort to raise awareness for international Departments and Ministries of Peace. Participants first discussed what the word “peace” meant to them. Then they made masks of their faces and painted them to represent their visions of peace.
Project contributers: Spiral Charm, Kitsiri DeSilva, Gabrielle & Jackson & Paul & Yvonna Hanna, Anne-Marie & Maddie Hoyne, Frauke Jauch, Louise, Vahri McKenzi, Parkerville Retreat, Georgie & Hannah Stone, Bill Tayor.
Anne-Marie Hoyne having hair removed from her face pre-mask making.
Kitsiri DeSilva getting oiled up before having wet plaster applied.
Peter Rodin getting oiled up before having wet plaster mask applied.
Mask makers at the Parkerville Retreat.
Maddie making a mask on her mom.
Anne-Marie Hoyne applying a mask.
Smoothing out the mask.
Waiting for the mask to dry.
Waiting for the mask to dry.
Peter Rodin delighted about the mask making process.
Peter Rodin strengthening his mask.
Young mask maker
Georgi and Hannah Stone paint their masks.
Jackson, Yvonne and Gabrielle paint their masks.
Gabriela painting her mask.
Frauke Jauch paints her mask.
Gabrielle with her peace mask.
Georgi Stone with "Inside Polarity....or power over others."
Hannah holding "Spread Wings of Peace."
Proud mask makers Maddie and Anne-Marie Hoyne and Franke Jauch.
Maddie and Anne-Marie Hoyne and Franke Jauch
Franke Jauch with her finished mask.
Four-year-old Spi was the youngest mask maker ever!
Bill Taylor with his "Warrior of Peace" mask.
