Now the latest color pictures, cheaply framed, like tacky generic studio portrait photographs, find her disguised in front of the camera lens again: she dressed herself up as women who, you might say, used to be somebody, maybe: sad sacks, bit players in Hollywood movies or tabloid flashes in the pan.
Dylan's personality is funny, and she isn't afraid to be herself, like how some girls disguise themselves in front of boys to look all sophisticated and girly.
Faintly reminiscent of the work of the Chinese artist Liu Bolin, who "disappears" by disguising himself in front of elaborate background scenery, this diorama may well raise the conceptual bar on the competition circuit.
For his part, Edgar points to a line in the show in which the performer, admitting to his Chinese translator that he plans to disguise his identity in front of the authorities, says: "I'm going to lie to lots of people".
I'm beginning to wonder if she really is Sofia Coppola (her husband has an alarming habit of turning up in weird disguises or staging fights in front of journalists).
Mask, a form of disguise or concealment usually worn over or in front of the face to hide the identity of a person and by its own features to establish another being.
PERCHED in front of a tactfully disguised Lenin mausoleum in Moscow's Red Square, Russia's Vladimir Putin, America's George Bush and dozens of other world leaders plus Britain's John Prescott watched a parade on May 9th to mark the 60th anniversary of victory in Europe.
Mr. Amper unrolled a banner in front of the tractors that read, "Developers in Disguise".
Keatings added: "It was a blessing in disguise what happened in Tokyo [because] we could come here and compete in front of a home crowd.
The elderly man who is settling himself rather fussily into a hardback chair in front of me is capable of many moods and disguises.
