Sharona’s Creative Mask

This mask shows two inner worlds in one face. On the left, a sun shines over a sprouting branch, in bright colours with the words hope and action, a space of growth, Energy, and forward movement. On the right, everything turns grey: a single eye, a broken heart, and rain clouds holding the words pressure, fear, and vision; a quieter space of weight, struggle, and uncertainty. Together, they reflect a a woman leading by holding light and heaviness at the same time, still moving between hope and pressure, becoming through both.

Aarushi Khanna’s Mask

Aarushi Khanna’s mask feels like a quiet tension between doubt and intention. The blue notes linger above with the words: the need to be heard, discomfort with taking space, self-doubt like thoughts that hover, shaping everything but not quite grounded.

Closer to the face, the pink strips speak louder: empathy, standing up for others, collaboration, community, building + connecting. These are rooted, like the kind of person she is becoming as she leads. It’s a mask that doesn’t ignore insecurity but refuses to let it lead.

Ankita’s Mask

Ankita's mask unfolds like a butterfly in motion; soft, yet intentional.

Each wing carries a strength: collaborative, empathetic, confident, action-oriented, qualities that feel balanced, like a person who knows both how to move and how to hold space. There’s a quiet grace in being both approachable and in control.

But beneath, the mirrored wings tell a different story; overthinking, imposter syndrome, fear of being judged, feeling overwhelmed. It’s as if the same wings that could lift her also hesitate mid-flight. And yet, it doesn’t feel stuck, it feels like a leader learning to trust her own wings.

Dishti’s Mask’s Mask

The front of Dishti’s mask radiates warmth; joy, love, empathy, belonging. It’s a presence that makes others feel safe, seen, and held. Words like authentic and patient suggest a leader who shows up with intention, someone people naturally lean toward.

But the back tells a heavier truth; self-hate, imposter, anxiety, low energy, people-pleasing. It reveals the unseen cost of being that light for others.

What’s powerful is not the contrast, but the coexistence. This is a woman leading by continuing to offer belonging even while searching for it within themselves. She is learning, slowly, to extend that same compassion inward.