Angela Masker’s work centers around self, memory, and personal experience. Almost all of her recent works are self-portraits, with her own face and body serving as reflections of thoughts and emotions that she has grappled with. However, the subjects in her paintings are often depicted in ways that allow viewers to project their own story onto them. Each piece acts as documentation—or an entry in a non-verbal diary of sorts. Like diary pages, the works are small and intimate; one must get up close and personal to view them.