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Masquerade

Benjimen Green

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Benjamin Green, a recent graduate from the London College of Communication, holds a master's degree in Photojournalism and Documentary Photography (MAPJD). His latest project explores 'Masking' within the context of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Through satirical humour and the application of critical research, Green's projects often challenge and disrupt the perpetuation of harmful stereotypes. Specifically addressing the misrepresentation of marginalised communities within mainstream culture, his work advocates for the reclamation of authorship by neurodiverse individuals.

Benjamin Green, a recent graduate from the London College of Communication, holds a master's degr...

College London College of Communication

Course MA Photojournalism and Documentary Photography

Graduation year 2023

When masking becomes a sustained practice, over time it can harm mental and physical well-being. This work sheds light on the multifaceted roles masks play, aiding in camouflaging and navigating the intricate terrain of a neurotypical world, as well as mirroring the external expectations imposed on those on the autism spectrum by society. By employing satirical humour, it disrupts the prevalent misrepresentation of ASD in mainstream culture, challenging the oversimplification and fetishisation of neurodiverse people. It invites viewers to question societal norms that perpetuate bias, while simultaneously encouraging individuals to openly express their identity without fear or shame for being different.

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When masking becomes a sustained practice, over time it can harm mental and physical well-being. This work sheds light on the multifaceted roles masks play, aiding in camouflaging and navigating the intricate terrain of a neurotypical world, as well as mirroring the external e...

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## Official page
- https://ualshowcase.arts.ac.uk/project/505213/cover

## External
- https://www.instagram.com/masta_green
- mailto:bengreenbadger@yahoo.co.uk
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