The phrase "artificial mask" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a mask that is not made from natural materials, often implying a synthetic or manufactured quality.
Example: "The actor wore an artificial mask to portray the character's exaggerated features."
Alternatives: "synthetic mask" or "man-made mask".
The absence of hair ought to reveal more of him, but somehow it has the opposite effect: his face seems harder, smoother, more artificial, a rigid mask.
"A Streetcar Named Desire" is history of a gently reared Mississippi young woman who invents an artificial world to mask the hideousness of the world she has to inhabit.
The fluid, sensual lines of the Baroque period initiated a shift toward a more "natural" look, giving way in the 18th century to a more stylized and artificial face, a mask of ideal beauty.
Two years later their company, International Pet Solutions, has rung up more than $100,000 in revenues (but as yet no profits), mostly on sales of PetLawn, a $120 to $150 doormat-size device covered with artificial turf that masks a removable tray with a disposable pad.
The researchers dubbed their mask the "artificial twin," as it was similar to the way an identical (or close to identical) sibling could unlock an iPhone X.
He completely lacked the disturbing cool Christian Bale played the character with, but Scott trying to mimic an actor who was trying to mimic a character who is himself completely artificial and wears a "mask of sanity"—seemed during the clip as excited as he has ever been.
Another approach is to pattern coatings by artificial methods such as masking, laser drilling, or photolithography.
With their use of artificial body parts and masks, the photographs are evocative and disturbing -- antifashion, not fashion.
But until recently, that damage was masked by artificial sources of growth, like the last decade's credit and housing bubbles.
Statzer had recently been fitted with an artificial skull plate that masked the most devastating aspect of his injuries, but his physique was now a mere slip of his former champion powerlifter's frame; having lost an artery carrying blood to the brain, he was prone to seizures, and even moderate exercise was dangerous.
