Documenting the myriad ways in which artists obscure their faces in The WIRE magazine

Joined May 2018
By keeping your head above water Kajsa Lindgren Issue 414 | August 2018
With a balaclava Born in Flamez Issue 413 | July 2018
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By turning your back Zimoun Issue 413 | July 2018
With bananas Bronze Teeth Issue 366| August 2014
With a cap and studio stuff Scott Walker Issue 368 | October 2014
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With masks Devo Issue 368 | October 2014
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With a wig, a hood and what appears to be a mask made of panty hose Gazelle Twin Issue 368 | October 2014
With long, luxurious, flowing hair Stefan Jaworzyn Issue 361 | March 2014
With crossed arms Suicideyear Issue 359 | January 2014
With both hands/one hand Inga Copeland and Hype Williams Issue 319 | September 2010
With light and shadows Jeff Mills Issue 362 | April 2014
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With hand, hat, hair and shades Julian Cope Issue 312 | February 2010
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By turning your back so you can gaze at the Statue of Liberty Arthur Russell Issue 290 | April 2008
With a musical instrument called The Filter of Reality Jacques Brodier Issue 395 | January 2017
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By planting your head in a chair Michael Rother Issue 290 | April 2008
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By Three Stooges-ing yourself Ethereal Issue 395 | January 2017
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With a bigger/smaller version of your own face Pekka Airaksinen Issue 418 | May 2018
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With your hands and six glass eyeballs Flying Lotus Issue 369 | November 2014
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With some rubber animal masks Dillon McDonnell and Marion Hawkes of Ponyhawke Issue 409 | March 2018
With a support beam Slimzee Issue 410 | April 2018
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