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The Mask of Youth, 2017 (Silicone, aluminium, brass, wood, steel, acrylic, paint, glass, squirrel hair,...
Inspired by the idealised image of the Tudor Queen, Collishaw has collaborated with leading special effects designers using cutting-edge technology to create a stand-alone animatronic mask which approximates Elizabeth's appearance at the age of the portrait's creation.
Positioned directly opposite the Armada Portrait and suspended in isolation on surveillance mirror, the installation places both the aging and ageless Elizabeth in dialogue. Through this careful juxtaposition, Collishaw’s work explores the different sides of the queen, both real and imagined, and grapples with notions of mortality, the manipulation of truth, political propaganda and the extent to which female power is tied to appearance and youth.
Location: Queen's House, Greenwich, London, UK