That Face No.03 — hyper-realistic human face mask on a grey studio wall

That Face — Realistic Human Face Masks · Tokyo

Wear another
person’s face.

An art project by Kamenya Omote: the reproduced faces of real people, made to order in three tiers.

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Made to Order · About 3 weeks + tracked shipping · Ships Worldwide from Tokyo

“Anokao” — That Face — is an art project that reproduces the faces of real people. Each mask is created from the likeness of an actual individual and produced specifically for each order. In a sense, this mask embraces inconvenience: the unusual sensation of wearing another person’s face.

That Face is a hyper-realistic human face mask: a wearable portrait made from a 3D scan and photographs of a real person, reproduced with a hybrid of 3D and 2D printing that captures skin texture down to the fine capillaries of the eyes. The same reproduction technology is used by leading companies and research institutions to test facial-recognition systems. Every mask is made to order and ships worldwide from Tokyo.

Produced by Kamenya Omote with a printing company in Japan · Plastic, not silicone

The Lineup

8 masks · 4 faces · 3 tiers · made to order

Four real faces, offered in three tiers. The difference between the tiers is in the eyes — the part of a face that most defines its impression. Same face, same print, same made-to-order production; only the eyes change.

Popular EditionEyes reproduced in print

The same face at a more accessible price. The most-chosen tier since release.

Eyeball-lessNo eyes

The most affordable way to own That Face. Choose the face on the product page.

That Face No.01 — realistic face mask, studio portrait

Each mask is modeled on a real person. We ask that it be worn with an understanding of its nature — it carries traces of someone’s identity. Treat the face with respect.

No.01 · plastic, not silicone · facial features are fixed

Questions

Are these masks silicone?

No. That Face is printed on a rigid shell rather than molded in silicone. The realism comes from print resolution — skin texture, tone, and eye detail — not from flexible material, so the mask does not move with your face.

Whose faces are these?

Real people. Every face in this collection is reproduced with the consent of the actual person. We do not make a mask of anyone — celebrities included — without their own permission.

Can I order a mask of my own face?

Yes. We accept custom orders of your own face from individual customers worldwide; high-resolution photographs and 3D scan data are required. See How to Order a That Face Mask for the timeline and common questions, or read the story behind That Face.

Four faces. Three tiers. Each one real. Made to order in Tokyo.

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