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Maskmagical...Quake Masks @ Linwood North Primary
2011.06.19
This Quake Mask made by a primary school Student @ Linwood North School, Christchurch, tells the story "the red cross is for the doctors and nurses who saved lives...the black mouth is for the terrorized people of Christchurch".
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This Quake Mask made by a primary school Student @ Linwood North School, Christchurch, tells the story of "all the water from the broken pipes. The yellow on my mask is all the torches we had to use because the power was off."
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This Quake Mask made by a primary school Student @ Linwood North School, Christchurch, tells the story of "all the broken roads in Christchurch. The blue is the flooding in the streets".
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This Quake Mask made by a primary school Student @ Linwood North School, Christchurch, tells the story "the yellow represents the power that was lost for two weeks".
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This Quake Mask made by a primary school Student @ Linwood North School, Christchurch, tells the story "The yellow represents torches being turned on during those scary nights. The silver fern represents no matter what we go through we are proud to say we are New Zealanders."
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This Quake Mask made by a primary school Student @ Linwood North School, Christchurch, tells the story of "the deep dark and scary days being all by yourself at home".
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This Quake Mask made by a primary school Student @ Linwood North School, Christchurch, tells the story of "the Red Cross because they helped Christchurch a lot in the earthquake".
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This Quake Mask made by a primary school Student @ Linwood North School, Christchurch, tells the story "for all the tears and love ones we lost during the 6.3 magnitude earthquake".
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This Quake Mask made by a primary school Student @ Linwood North School, Christchurch, tells the story of "the red side of my mask represents the fires that broke out in the city. The blue side represents all the floods that happened when pipes exploded".
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This Quake Mask made by a primary school Student @ Linwood North School, Christchurch, tells the story of "the ripped up streets and the silt that had risen up and pipes that got snapped in half".
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This Quake Mask made by a primary school Student @ Linwood North School, Christchurch, tells the story of "the sadness that Christchurch went through. The sequins represent that Cantabrians still shine". Editors Note: the feathers were "pinched" from the teacher's feather boa she wore on that day - we like to see Students using everything in sight!!
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This Quake Mask made by a primary school Student @ Linwood North School, Christchurch, tells the story "I have put a heart top-centre to picture the kind of hope everyone shared".
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This Quake Mask made by a primary school Student @ Linwood North School, Christchurch, tells the story of "the picture represents the CTV building before the earthquake then after the earthquake".
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This Quake Mask made by a primary school Student @ Linwood North School, Christchurch, tells the story of "the red represents all the blood from the people that got badly hurt...the green represents all the beautiful trees that fell down...the brown represents all the sewage and silt..."
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This Quake Mask made by a primary school Student @ Linwood North School, Christchurch, tells the story of "...the blue water everywhere...the fire in the buildings...the liquefaction on the streets..."
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This Quake Mask made by a primary school Student @ Linwood North School, Christchurch, tells the story of "the red and black stands for Canterbury...the straws are for the broken pipes".
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This Quake Mask made by a primary school Student @ Linwood North School, Christchurch, tells the story of "the house with silt around it represents my mum's house and all her nice neighbours helping to dig the beach out of her backyard". Nice story!
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This Quake Mask made by a primary school Student @ Linwood North School, Christchurch, tells the story "I have stuck pictures on my mask to show the damage the earthquake did".
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This Quake Mask made by a primary school Student @ Linwood North School, Christchurch, tells the story of "fire, water, silt and broken bricks. The silt represents all the gross silt that was on our streets. The tears represent all the people that lost family and friends".
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The Teacher's Mask made by project leader Bridgid Fowler at Linwood North Primary School, Christchurch. Great work!!!
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Linwood North Primary School is right in the thick of earthquake country. This collection of Quake Masks is made by Room 9, Yr 5/6 primary students. This is the first time they have done anything like this, a comprehensive but engaging project that took a whole term to complete. A heroic effort by youngsters in the middle of a huge natural disaster, kids you rock!!
Part of the Debrief & Development Quake Mask series made in Canterbury.
For more info on the Multimasks used visit www.maskworx.co.nz
Part of the Debrief & Development Quake Mask series made in Canterbury.
For more info on the Multimasks used visit www.maskworx.co.nz
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