VOICED : Frances man in the papier mache mask

Gregorski, a former truck driver turned artist, is known for his unique masks that adorn city walls. Celebrating his 500th mask, he draws inspiration from current events, like the unrest in Egypt, to create a pharaoh-themed piece. His art has a global presence, with exhibitions planned in Paris. Gregorski values public interaction with his art, sparking curiosity and engagement. His masks are available for purchase online, offering a new perspective on art and its role in society.

What inspired Gregorski to create his 500th mask as a pharaoh?

• A personal trip to Egypt

• The political unrest in Egypt

• His fascination with ancient Egypt

• A commission from an Egyptian museum

In which countries can Gregorski's masks be found?

• Australia, Canada, and Mexico

• Japan, Brazil, and the US

• China, India, and Russia

• France, Italy, and Spain

What is Gregorski more interested in regarding his art?

• The historical accuracy of his masks

• The reactions of people to his art

• The materials used in the masks

• The financial value of his art

What do people often do when they see Gregorski's masks on the street?

• Report them to the authorities

• Stop to observe and try to understand them

• Take photos and share on social media

• Ignore them

How much can unpainted versions of Gregorski's masks sell for?

• Up to €100

• Up to €50

• Up to €200

• Up to €20