Immortal Clay by Dr Lula Buzz
In summer 2020, amidst the uncertainty of lockdown and the pandemic, I created a quiet intimate piece called Clay Cradling. This piece made over seven days, involved holding and gently rocking a mass of wet clay in my arms.
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4 Seasons of Covid by Steve Allen
I used Covid as a catalyst to fight the mundane boredom attached to the lockdowns. This piece was my seasonal understanding of the virus and it's spread across our collective psyche and indeed the spread across the country.
Broken by Hilary Watkinson
I write from the heart. My poems give you a window to my heart.
I paint in acrylic s. I can't use a paintbrush because of arthritis so use a kitchen spatula and for this painting, cardboard and cling film.
https://t.co/6EIJJ1rKiW
Vertigo by Michelle Vara
This work is the culmination of the artist considering the effects of the pandemic, and how that impacted the individual human- mentally, physically, spiritually, and emotionally.
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The two of us by Alexandra Mueller
A self portrait of myself split in two the old pre-mother me and myself now. Finding it difficult to accept parts of myself that have changed through motherhood. The struggles with postpartum depression where it felt as if I had lost myself[..]
Pier Ruin by Lior Locher
I had to flee unexpectedly during lockdown 1 and ended up in Brighton by chance. The Pier ruin is quite famous and the gloomy vibe reflects how I was feeling that summer. Not quite the seaside party vibe.
Looking at the world through my ocean by Svetlana Kornilova
The painting "Looking at the world through your ocean" (oil on canvas, 50x80 cm) was painted during the quarantine period, in April 2020, the first sketches were made in February 2020, and the idea arose much earlier
Covid Times by Rachel Riggs
..Created in a liminal space and have a futuristic, surreal, dream like tangibility, which helped me to process fears and anxieties from feeling locked in and being unable to leave Western Australia for 2 years as the borders were closed.
Covid by Jacqui James
This is a ceramic head hand made, hand glazed.
This head I made while in lockdown itβs made of clay and slip it has little metal sticks fired in the clay with tiny balls on top representing the virus. There is only one and it is impossible to be repeated.
Conversation with a friend 2020 by Stephen Shepherd
Part of a series started in 2020 while I was shielding, looking at feeling of disconnection
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Dream's from an urban isolation by Stephen Shepherd
Part of a series started in 2020 while I was shielding, looking at the feeling of disconnection.
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Dancing Alone by Ann-Marie Brown
I'm working the first Spring of Covid on a series of paintings called the Quarantine Suite. I ached during the lockdowns for youth. This flame of a girl is a dancer who lights up the stage & spent it dancing alone.
A conversation with Tom by Lewis Danielski
A short comic of some of my thoughts while finishing my degree remotely during lockdown.
https://t.co/UjkQ58QOhu