​It is a decorative mask exhibition for all ages, signed by Alexandre Pring, made ​​from a construction technique, based on cardboard, polyurethane, canvas, and glue. The sizes range from about 50cm to 90cm, for the paint I use spray and brush  with all types of ink from the acrylic and plastic to enamel, and a vinyl polymer for sealing, so that the material has a greater strength and stiffness. It is a work that must take into account not only the painting, but also throughout its construction and finishes, which are the most time consuming. Take an average of fifteen days work to fabricate each one. There are twenty to thirty shades with rustic trends (like old pieces, with deformities and aging) that range from the futuristic with metallic colors, to more ritualistic, tribal style, based on these myths that have been recorded in history of humanity. KalaKanekshan, it is the result of many years of research. Whose main theme is anchored in the subtler worlds, where there are multidimensional beings, are sages and teachers of ancient civilizations, or even spirits, angels, avatars, saints, nature deities and several others who were always present in our life. KalaKanekshan is a tribute to our brothers and friends from on higher dimensions, and that prompted me to reflect on how art can bring these impalpable worlds and the Divine.