About Us

Where Realism Meets Obsession.

At Metamorphose Masks, we don’t just create silicone masks — we create hyper-realistic identities. Whether you're a serious collector, a horror enthusiast, or a performer looking for the ultimate transformation, our masks are built to turn heads, drop jaws, and defy belief.

Founded in 2013 in Ottawa, Canada, our team brings together over 20 years of experience in the FX, mask, and special effects industry. From the beginning, our mission has been clear: to craft the most realistic, innovative, and expressive silicone masks on the market — and to push the boundaries of what’s possible with every sculpt and paint job.

Built for Collectors. Designed for Performance.

Our masks aren’t just props — they’re museum-quality pieces of wearable art. Collectors around the world trust Metamorphose Masks for our precision detailing, lifelike finishes, and bold character design.

Each mask is:

  • Handcrafted from platinum-grade silicone for lifelike movement and long-lasting durability

  • Custom painted by lead artist Yves Gravelle for hyper-realistic texture, skin tone, and finish

  • Built with innovative structural features like seamless eyeholes, XL bib coverage, and our signature adjustable nose bridge for comfort and realism

  • Reinforced with power mesh in high-stress areas to ensure every mask is both durable and flexible

  • Engineered with one of the industry’s best mouth cupping systems, allowing expressive facial movement that brings your character to life

     

    Meet the Artist: Yves Gravelle

    Founder. Sculptor. Mad Scientist of Faces.

    Metamorphose Masks was founded by Yves Gravelle, a self-taught artist with a passion for character creation, realism, and transformation. With over a decade of experience in silicone mask design and special effects, Yves has become known for his ability to bring ultra-realistic skin tones, textures, and expressions to life — all while pushing the boundaries of what silicone masks can achieve.

    Yves combines traditional sculpture techniques with modern materials and obsessive attention to detail. Each mask he creates is more than just a product — it’s a piece of performance-ready art meant to fool the eye and thrill the imagination.

    When he's not in the studio experimenting with new paint layering techniques or designing anatomical features, Yves is often collaborating with filmmakers, haunted attractions, and fellow creators to make their visions a reality.