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Clowns, masks, and the uncanny The figure of the clown complicates matters further. Historically a jubilar figure who negotiates social taboos through humor, the clown has in modern culture accrued creepiness and menace—an embodiment of the uncanny that exposes the fissures beneath surface cheer. A “Clown Chase” evokes pursuit and chaos: masked faces multiplied, identity obscured, performance weaponized. When erotic performance and clownish disguise intersect, the mask serves a dual function. It both protects and endangers: concealing the performer’s interior life while enabling transgressive play. Yet masks also invite projection. The audience’s fantasies fill the blankness the mask creates, revealing more about collective fears and desires than about any single performer. TabooHeat - Cory Chase - In Gotham Clown Chase
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