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Mapping This Moment: Real Beauty is on the Inside by manu
Leuven, BE#mappingthismoment


Mapping This Moment: It’s a Small World by nataliaoro
Germany & Switzerland, DEShall I go to the left or shall I go to the right? This is the only decision that I have to make in the last two months depending if I just go for a walk or have to buy something. The map shows my neighborhood and the places I’m visiting during the lockdown.

Mapping This Moment: Streaming Around The World by Alex Savakis
Concord, CA, USSeeing parts of the world from home

Mapping This Moment: Where We Go for our COVID19 Walks by DanteMom
Daly City, CA, USI’ve mapped where Dante and I go on our almost daily COVID 19 walks. With my iPhone in hand, I’ve documented most of our walks that’s full of botanicals on my personal home life IG @DanteMom. The walks is a chance for Dante and me to bond. I’ve called it daily homeschooled field trips on foot. The orange dotted line walk takes us approximately 30 minutes to walk with only 4500 steps on average. Hope you enjoy our neighborhood walk to the Westlake area in Daly City, California!

Mapping This Moment: My Mom's Life on Mother's Day by Melaine
Karachi, Sindh, PKHer hands tell her story. She's been there and done that.

Mapping This Moment: My Neurodiverse Sensory Board by Francesco Bori
London, GBI am autistic: I cherish and suffer daily from sensory overloads.
During quarantine I've managed to lose myself in creative works - but I also feel a great deal of claustrophobia resulting in a myriad of irritations!
This is an acrylic-on-paper mood board (mind-map) which I contributed to every time I needed a mental release from daily strains.
I think visually, I had no words to describe my feelings.
In this art-work (a juxtaposition of three paintings) I have described numerous irritations I frequently experience; including solitude, being misunderstood, the sounds of speeding vehicles and strong kitchen scents, what else can you recognise?
Do you empathise with me?


Mapping This Moment: Living the Life of Cats by Salli S. Swindell
Hudson, OH, US#mappingthismoment

Mapping This Moment: Creating Adventures during Corona by Catalina Velasquez U.
Hamburg , Hamburg , DEAs a mom of a 4 and a 2 year old, I had to get creative to help my kids overcome the fact they had to stay home in a small apartment and not see their friends. So we tried to have as much fun as possible.


Mapping This Moment in the Loire Valley by Catherine Pivet
Montrésor, Indre & Loire, FRMy home : seen from space and seen from sky. My village and my home seen from space and seen from the sky. Views from my windows.

Mapping This Moment: Myth-Busting COVID-19 by Melaine
Karachi, Sindh, PKMapping out some myths regarding COVID 19. Source: World Health Organization


Mapping This Moment: Home School by Carrie colors
Klamath falls, Or, USQuarantine homeschool events!

Mapping This Moment: Remembering my 50th Birthday Trip to Paris by Rhonda in Mexico
Laredo, Texas, USDuring quarantine I spent 35 hours, over a period of a week, creating a junk journal using the ephemera from my 50th birthday trip to Paris. (This was 11 ½ years ago!) The trip solidified our love affair, and we married a year later. We kvelled as we reminisced about our two weeks of bliss.

Mapping This Moment: My Life as an Essential Worker by Lisa Wee
Singapore , Singapore , SGMy map to my life as an essential worker. For most, stay home was a mandatory choice. For me, it was not because I worked with Seniors in nursing home. Nursing home seniors had been on lockdown with no outing and volunteers activities since February 2020. One month without relatives’ visitation. I used art as a diversionary therapy to lessen their sense of isolation and limited movement. I am mapping the journey from my home with all the needed steps of daily temperature taking, mask up, hand washing with a bottle of hand sanitizer before getting out of my safe home into social distancing in train station.

Mapping This Moment: A Guide to Finding Peace in Isolation by Ellie Shipman
Bristol, City of Bristol, GBThis map is a personal project reflecting on how my world has become reduced to these little boxes of space, but this map acts as a reminder to what we can do to try to stay calm and find moments of peace during lockdown life.
