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Pareidolia
So this is a new word I learned from PapeRain and Gachepapier 's book. It means you interpret something random you see as something recognizable that you know from memory.
More specific, I'd like to see anything, in which it is easy to discern a face. This can be a (tesselation) pattern, an animal, plant, or other object.
So I do not want you to fold a mask by itself, just something else in which you can see a face. Or any object with a face on it. (see Sébastien Limet's beetle with human face on the back or spray bottle with a face sticking out for instance)

Rules:
Not just a face, the face is only part of it.
It does not have to be a human face.
1 sheet, of any convex shape or size.
No cuts to create flaps.
The facial shape has to be folded/shaped, not painted or colored on.
Anything else is allowed.

Feel freel to ask more to clarify.
Good luck!

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OK - this is a bit of a twist of the rules but instead of the face being inside of something else, the something else is inside the face.

ALL HEARTS

Just in time for Valentines Day
Folded from one square of pink and white scrapbook paper.

Revelations
This is two views of the same mask. The second view shows the mask when back-lit. The mask is folded from one uncut rectangle, red on one side and white on the other side.
Now the question is, What is inside what ?

Very nice

I see a demon....

The first one perfectly resembles what I was asking for, Charles. All hearts, yet they first thing you see is a face. Really cool

1 Square of scrap paper Grey and White


Surprise - I see an Angel

IMG_1244 by The Plant Psychologist, on Flickr

Here's my submission. Power outlets (at least in the country that I live in) always look like a scared face, which I think of whenever I think of the word pareidolia. I've included a picture of what I'm referring to if the outlets where you live look different.

Nice entries all! This challenge is starting off strong, let's keep it up! I've got a few ideas im working on...

This Butterfly Sails the Oceans blue with Starboard and Port Views of the same Face - I named him Captain Jack - The Two Faced Butterfly

Face in Africa to Bird in Antarctic

"Nature Smiles"
Idea was to take a leaf and incorporate a face into it.
1 uncut square.

Welcome back Langko !

Lovely design Langko, this challenge is encouraging such beautiful and interesting designs.

So happy to see all these creative results!