Ellen Pat

Ellen Pat

My grandmother has been a pivotal figure since childhood and still is today. During these difficult times and struggles, the only person I mostly think about is my grandmother. Even though I have not seen her for many months because of the pandemic, she remains to be...
Em Miller

Em Miller

How has the pandemic affected our willingness to negotiate our need for connection? During this moment, negotiation of touch seems to clearly acknowledge both the separation and permeability of our physical beings. However, the risk/reward of vulnerability is always...
Catherine Eyde

Catherine Eyde

I knew the virus was coming, I had been listening and paying attention to the news about the outbreak in China. I prepared early, grocery shopped and hoped for the best. On March 13th my daughter’s school closed which meant my teen would be home all day, no more...
Daniel Maxwell

Daniel Maxwell

I have always found myself intrigued by abandoned spaces of community engagement. The gentle disorder draws me in, and I can only explain this magnetism to social leftovers through my own introverted tendencies. Now, however, I find myself mourning these empty scenes...
Arjen van den Eerenbeemt

Arjen van den Eerenbeemt

Given the added burden of corona-related isolation on top of western toxic pathological hyper-individualism we are now more than ever struggling to stay grounded in our bodies, connected to nature and our human tribes while remaining true to ourselves and each other....