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During COVID-19 closeness seems far away. Marked routes take control of our movement through space. Plexiglas and computer screens feel cold. I started looking for softer ways of shielding. A shield that does not create a distance but becomes a place for proximity and touch.
During COVID-19 closeness seems far away. Marked routes take control of our movement through space. Plexiglas and screens feel cold. I notice that contact in the form of seeing and hearing alone is not enough. One wants to feel the warmth and movement of
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