Masks have been used across cultures and history to represent identity, conceal one's self, or transform into a different being. Few examples are listed below:

- Venetian masks: These ornate masks are worn to conceal one's identity and social status, allowing individuals to mingle freely during Carnival celebrations.

- African masks: In various African cultures, masks are worn to represent ancestors, spirits, or mythological creatures, often for ceremonial or spiritual purposes.

- Cultural and religious masks: Masks are used in various cultures and religions to represent deities, spirits, or mythological figures, often for ceremonial or spiritual purposes.