Felix Gamborino, 4, looks curiously into the mouth of a Mexican mask made of cardboard, as the boy listens to "chiptune," a musical form created from old video-game sounds. The Mexico City event was the Festival de Cartoneros Mexicanos, organized by the Museo del Juguete Antiguo México, a museum dedicated to traditional Mexican toys. The folk-art masks are made by molding figures out of cardboard or newspaper.
Felix Gamborino, 4, looks curiously into the mouth of a Mexican mask made of cardboard, as the boy listens to "chiptune," a musical form created from old video-game sounds. The Mexico City event was the Festival de Cartoneros Mexicanos, organized by the Museo del Juguete Antiguo México, a museum dedicated to traditional Mexican toys. The folk-art masks are made by molding figures out of cardboard or newspaper.
Felix Gamborino, 4, looks curiously into the mouth of a Mexican mask made of cardboard, as the boy listens to "chiptune," a musical form created from old video-game sounds. The Mexico City event was the Festival de Cartoneros Mexicanos, organized by the Museo del Juguete Antiguo México, a museum dedicated to traditional Mexican toys. The folk-art masks are made by molding figures out of cardboard or newspaper.
