This exhibition showcases four artists from Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Sierra Leone, and Cameroon who reinterpret masquerade traditions with bold colors, geometric patterns, and unexpected materials. David Sanou's fiber costumes and Hervé Youmbi's beaded Scream mask bring ancestral practices into dialogue with contemporary visual culture.

The masks and full ensembles are documented through photographs and video, capturing the performative energy of ceremonies. The show emphasizes community collaboration and the evolving nature of these rituals, offering a dynamic glimpse into how heritage can be both preserved and reinvented.