From masked wrestlers to graffiti writers to producers with no face, anonymity is not hiding — it is a frame that keeps the work center stage.
When the face disappears, the audience stops negotiating with charisma and starts negotiating with the material. The mask is an honesty device disguised as mystery.
The tradition continues wherever the work is allowed to outrun the personality. OYOTTA stands in that lineage: identity through output, presence through absence, signature through structure.