In the age of the digital, masks are no longer confined to the physical realm—they have become integral to our virtual existence. We wear these masks in subtle yet profound ways, concealing our true selves behind crafted personas, curated smiles, and filtered identities. Have we ever pretended to be something we are not, or hidden emotions that seek escape? The mask becomes our shield, a survival tool, protecting our vulnerabilities and transforming how we are perceived. But what happens when the mask never comes off? "Unmasking the Digital Self"explores the paradox of concealment and truth. It reflects on the layers of disguise we adopt, both consciously and unconsciously, to navigate the intricate worlds of social interaction, whether in person or online. Masks of joy, humor, or confidence mask deeper, unspoken feelings of pain, resentment, and uncertainty. The question remains: is the mask a shield, or is it a second skin, shaping our reality and altering the perceptions of others? Unmasking the Digital Self invites viewers to question the nature of their own digital personas. When the layers of artifice are peeled away, who do we really see? And more importantly, what do we lose when we continue to wear these masks? Through the lens of art, “Unmasking the Digital Self” challenges us to confront the thin line between survival and authenticity in a world where identity is increasingly fluid and performative.