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Wall-mounted mask carved from a branch knot, a darkened hare-like face with two long upright bark-clad ears in orange tones, front view, work by Robert Bibeau

Bad Bunny

Wall-mounted mask carved from a branch knot: a darkened hare-like face, tall ears with cracked bark, amber eyes and two teeth. A liminal figure worked in direct carving.

Same mask seen frontally, vertical ears drawn together, dark rust-toned face with mouth parted over a pale tooth.
Hare mask at a slight three-quarter angle, upright ears with cracked bark, amber eyes and dark patina.
Close-up of the black face: almond-shaped amber eyes, a nose in relief and two pale teeth in the mouth, the base of the bark ears at the top.
Bad Bunny, the whole mask seen from the front on a white background: two long ears spread in a V, their bark brown streaked with black, a black face with a pointed chin, two amber eyes, a nose in relief and a single pale tooth in the mouth
Bad Bunny, the mask lying flat on a slatted wooden table, ears pointing up: black face with brown highlights, pale eyes, a carved nose, a pale tooth in the mouth, the two bark ears rising above, grass in the background
Bad Bunny, the face seen close and head-on on wooden slats: black surface veined with brown, pale half-closed eyes, a nose with hollow nostrils, mouth open on a pale tooth marked with a vertical line, the base of the bark ears at the top
Bad Bunny, the face seen at an angle, close up: the nose and the pale tooth stand out in relief on the black wood, one amber eye set deep under the brow, the second glimpsed at upper right, rust-coloured mottling on the cheek, white background
Bad Bunny, detail of one ear resting on wooden slats: a strip of brown, cracked bark runs down the centre between two edges of smooth black wood with brown and bluish highlights