Artwork by Miya Turnbull. 10 different AI photographs are a blend of different self-portrait masks with my face combined into new (slightly disturbing) images. To see more, check out my instagram page @miyamask

Using masks and video editing, Miya Turnbull re-makes herself as a Yokai (Japanese ghost/demon). Made in 2020 in Halifax, Nova Scotia. To see more of Miya's work, check out her website at www.miyaturnbull.com or follow her on instagram at @miyamask.

Taking layered photographs of herself to create digital masks, she is now using them physically as masks again. Miya Turnbull is a visual artist based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Check out more artwork at instagram: @miyamask and www.miyaturnbull.com

Self-Portrait Masks and Video by Miya Turnbull. 2019. She uses masks, face paint and layered images to create a Self-Portrait in video form, exploring her identity as mixed Japanese/Caucasian. "In-Between" was screened at Photophobia- Contemporary Moving Images Festival, Aug 2020 co-presented by Hamilton Artists Inc and the Art Gallery of Hamilton. It was also an Official New Media Selection, featured at the Mixed Asian Media Festival, September 15th-19th, 2021. This video has been shown in several exhibits alongside my masks: at the Craig Gallery in Dartmouth, NS as part of a group exhibit entitled, "I am What I am" curated by Brandt Eisner, September 2020, and in July 2021 at a group exhibit with the same name, at the Ice House Gallery in Tatamagouche, NS. It was also on display at Gallery 101 (Ottawa, ON) for an exhibit called "Behind Between Beyond", running from July-Aug 2021 and also at the Eltuek Arts Centre (Sydney, NS) as part of my solo exhibit July-Sept 2022. Miya is based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. To see more of her artwork, please check out her website: www.miyaturnbull.com and her instagram page: @miyamask