Mimes are performers who use gestures, facial expressions, and body movements to convey stories or emotions without speaking. They often wear distinctive costumes, such as black and white clothing, and may use makeup to create expressive faces. Mimes rely on physicality to engage their audience and communicate their message. The art of mime has roots in ancient theater and has evolved over centuries. Famous mimes, like Marcel Marceau, have popularized the craft, showcasing its ability to transcend language barriers. Mimes often perform in public spaces, theaters, or festivals, captivating audiences with their silent storytelling.