Blindness has helped Ahmet Ustunel to be more creative in his ability to create masks. He is fascinated with the variations in the human face. Mr. Ustunel feels that every face has the same parts—two eyes, a nose, a mouth, a chin, and cheeks, eyebrows and ears and yet there are billions of different faces. He also discovers the forms of living things in nature, such as animals, flowers, and different plants, and incorporates them into his masks, such as a fish tail or a bird head. His specialty has been in pottery projects and ceramics.
Public post
Originally created: 16 May 2011 Current author: System Admin
Optionally add your comments
Jane & Terry Semel Institute for Neuroscience & Human Behavior
760 Westwood Plaza
Los Angeles, CA 90095
UCLA Health System School of Medicine
(c) UC Regents 2011 Privacy Notice
Help Sitemap A-Z index