WITNESSING CORONA-REALMS
As the corona virus holds the world firmly in its grip, human life outside the digital realm has come to a halt. Yet inside the digital, the proliferation of meetings, but also concurring worldviews and explanations of an ungraspable phenomenon has reached new heights. Because of the social and cultural austerity we are experiencing, the significance and appreciation of life before corona has been altered, causing many of us to individually re-examine the values our future lives should be based on. People say “you don’t know what you’ve got until it’s gone”. Truth is, you knew what you had, you just never thought you’d lose it.
We would like to dedicate this section to you, dear readers, and your experience of a historically unique moment in time. So we would like to invite you to contribute! Send us your thoughts. You are free to choose the medium of expression – painting, text, images, sound, video… – that you are most comfortable with in order to express what you want to.
Our aim is to make visible the different lifeworlds and lived experiences that are constantly changing and challenged. We are aware that these experiences can diverge immensely. Not everyone has the means, the time and the privilege to reflect on the current situation. Nevertheless, we want to open up a space for discussion and shed a light on the multiplicity of lived experiences.
Last, but not least, we hope to exhibit your share here as a witness of the contemporary confluence of history that will hopefully enable the emergence of new potentials for a brighter future to come. In this sense: Thank you very much for caring and sharing
PIZZA IN THE TIME OF COVID
The consumption of pizza seemed to increase during the lockout. These boxes were found in the streets of Brussels during spring 2020.
The zine Pizza in the Time of covid -19 was presented at the virtual Bangkok Art Book festival September 2020, section: Food publications.
Author:
Riitta Oittinen
Authors: Julia Faulhaber, Sophie Gregull, Lisa Maier, Eva Steinberger
Authors: Julia Faulhaber, Sophie Gregull, Lisa Maier, Eva Steinberger
























PODCAST
Corona-Distanz-Protest
Author: Anonymous
Im Jahr 2020 gab es aufgrund der Pandemielage viel Kritik an größeren Zusammenkünften wie der Black Lives Matter Demonstration am Berliner Alexanderplatz am 6. Juni. In diesem Podcast haben wir uns auf eine gedankliche Reise begeben: von Fragen zum Verständnis von CARE über politische Protestformen hin zu Gewissenskonflikten, die mit der Teilnahme an Demonstrationen einhergehen. »CARE« wird in Zeiten von Corona auf verschiedenste Art und Weise ausgeübt, empfangen und verhandelt. Wie verändert sich unser Verständnis von CARE, wenn körperlicher Abstand das Gebot der Stunde ist? Welche CARE-Bedürfnisse werden durch Beteiligung an Protesten erfüllt? Ist es verantwortungslos, in einer Pandemie auf den Straßen zusammenzukommen um zu demonstrieren?
Die Gespräche und unsere eigenen Überlegungen zeigen uns, dass hierbei auch gefragt werden muss: wäre es in bestimmten Kontexten nicht auch verantwortungslos, nicht auf die Straße zu gehen?






















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