This artwork is a set of large-scale traditional Chinese handmade paper sculptures of opera masks, consisting of 10 pieces in black and white.

These masks have rich spiritual and cultural connotations and historical significance, representing the essence and traditional aesthetics of Chinese opera art.

These paper sculpture masks use traditional paper cutting techniques, presenting various character images through precise cutting and folding.

Each piece has unique design and detail processing, showcasing the artist's deep understanding and exquisite skills in portraying opera characters.

These masks not only have ornamental value but also carry a wealth of cultural and historical backgrounds.

They may represent characters in ancient opera performances or be representative props in specific dramas.

By appreciating these paper sculpture masks, we can learn about the development process, style characteristics, and themes and storylines of different operas in Chinese opera art.

The black and white tones of these paper sculpture masks give a sense of simplicity and elegance, complementing the traditional opera costumes.

Their existence not only enriches our visual experience but also arouses interest and love for traditional culture.