This document presents a deconstructive analysis of face masks. It discusses different cultural, religious, economic, and social usages and portrayals of masks. The analysis is presented by 5 students and contains sections on the sense of fashion defined by masks, masks providing skin protection, masks portraying religiosity, economic views of masks and how they portray elitism, and cultural/thematic aspects of masks. The thesis aims to highlight diverse mask usages through Derrida's deconstruction theory.

1. The Deconstructive
Analysis
of
Face Masks

2. Centre of
Excellence for
Quality
Learning
Presented By:
Tasnuva Khan Tanisha
Ummeh Salma
Sanjida Rahman
Anamika Barua
Aklima Akter
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3. Table of
Contents!
Tasnuva Khan Tanisha
Sense of Fashion
&
Mask a Cheering-Props
Anamika Barua
Mask portrays Religiosity
Ummeh Salma
Mask gives protection
to our Skin
Aklima Akter
Economic View and the
portrayal of Elitism
through the masks
Sanjida Rahman
Cultural and Thematic
aspects of Masks

4. The Thesis Aim of our
topic is to highlight the
diversified usages of
masks through Derrida’s
Deconstruction Theory and
what bend of mind can be
expressed through the
usages of colorful masks.
Thesis
Statement

5. Sense of Fashion Defines
Personality Through the
Usages of Masks:
• Using Same Color Masks Like
Their Attires.
• Decorated With Flowers Or
Dolls Images.
• Decorated With Colorful
Crystal Stones Or Laces.
• They Are Simpler Than The
Girls
• Exotic Masks Along With The
Paintings Of Their Favorite
Cartoon Characters

6. Masks For Girls:

8. Mask For Boys:
They are simpler than
girls!

9. Mask for Babies:

10. Mask as a
Cheering-Prop:
Now-a-days, it is
very familiar sight
to us that people
wear masks to
show support to
their favorite
groups.
:
For Example:
• To Show Support To
One’s Favorite Team
• To Show Support To
One’s Favorite Political
Team
• To Cheer-up One’s
Favorite Artist

12. Mask of the Political
Teams of Bangladesh:

13. Mask to Cheer
Up Favorite
Artist: Mercury
Mercury is the
closest planet
to the Sun
Jupiter
It’s a gas giant
and the biggest
planet

14. Mask Gives
Protection to Our
Skin Cells: Factor 1: From UV
Rays
Masks
Protect
us from:
Factor 2: From
Sun-Burn
Factor 3: Face Skin
problems like acne,
eczema, discolored
skin patches,
blackheads,
wrinkles,
blemishes, moles
etc.

15. Cultural or Thematic Usage
Of Masks:
• On the Occasion of
Bengali New Year Festival
• On Christmas Day
• On Durga Puja
• On Eid-Day

16. Mask of Pohela Boishak Mask of Christmas Day

17. Mask of Eid-Festival
Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4
Venus has a
beautiful name
Mars is a cold
place

18. Religiosity
through
Mask?!
Niqab that were
always controversial
and something
unappreciated in
Europe, in this
covid-19 era, gained
appreciation for
using it. Though it’s
still scientifically
undiscovered whether
the niqab is keeping
safe from infection
or not.

19. Deconstructive
Analysis gives us
Economic Views of
using Mask
Corruption
during
Covid-19
Branded
Masks of
Louis
Vuitton and
Gucci

20. Masks Becomes A Thing To
Portray Elitism:

21. The Visual Representation
Mercury
Mercury is the
Smallest planet
Venus
Venus has a
beautiful name
Mars
Mars is actually
a cold place
Jupiter
It’s a giant and
the biggest one
Saturn
Saturn is the
ringed one
Neptune
Neptune is the
farthest planet