AI-assisted reconstruction of a traditional Vietnamese theatre mask photographed during a visit to Vietnam. Generated from a single reference photograph as part of an ongoing series exploring the transformation of photography into reusable three-dimensional assets. While the original object features strong graphic patterns and high-contrast painted details that present challenges for image-to-3D workflows, the resulting model successfully captures the distinctive silhouette, colour palette, and expressive character of the mask. This study highlights both the strengths and limitations of current AI-assisted reconstruction techniques. Much of the mask's identity is preserved through its painted surface design, while some sculptural details have been simplified or inferred during the modelling process. Part of an ongoing collection investigating the intersection of photography, cultural artefacts, digital preservation, and generative 3D modelling. Available as a free downloadable model.