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Quarantine Art - Opinions of Hope

July 26, 2020

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Opinions of Hope. 2020.

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Kopano

For some reason this morning, either the loud downpour of rain or the shouts of drunk international students returning home, I am awake early and unable to return to the warm comfort of sleep. I know that I am still very excited to be here. Now, the early morning birds are chirping away outside my window (a more pleasant noise than the get-to-bed students). When we arrived, the IAPO (International Academic Programs Office) people (called green shirts because of their distinctively visible lime green uniform t-shirts) brought us from the airport to Kopano, a vacation dormitory on the lower UCT campus. The rooms are a touch rudimentary, with bare wood furnishings, a padlock for your door, and a surprisingly comfortable cot. The toilets smell like toilets. The walls are quite thin. Still, each room is a single occupant, so my first couple nights did not need to navigate sharing a sleeping space with a stranger. Small blessings. While preparing for this trip, I applied

Quarantine Art - Manifest Destiny, small fry

Manifest Destiny (small fry). 2020.

Isolation Art

What Lies Beyond I made these pieces in isolation following a fraught air travel home. Having lost my mother and my dog, I passed two weeks alone in my basement to protect my husband. I did not need to bring home any viral stow-aways. I had not created anything for several months, since before my mother first went into the hospital for an operation. I do not know how to read these pieces and whether they are indicative of my emotional state...but then I never do. Weathered Assistance Is This Aloud? Family Care Toxic Snowglobe Skewed Experiment in Perspective Fragile Findings Portion Prince Pie Chart by Committee

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