2. Disguise. Masks, such as those seen in African ritual ceremonies, Balinese dance and Japanese ‘Noh’ dramas, are used to alter or disguise the wearer’s.

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2. Disguise

Masks, such as those seen in African ritual ceremonies, Balinese dance and Japanese ‘Noh’ dramas, are used to alter or disguise the wearer’s identity. Make-up, costume and hairstyle can be used to change or disguise a person’s appearance. Photo manipulations is also used to alter appearance or to disguise identity.

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