COVID Mobility Works

bicycle flower field

Artist rendering of COVID experience
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Santiago, Chile
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This painting represents some of the good parts about quarantine. Although Covid has been very terrible, there are of course good things that came out of it. I for example had a lot of free time to do things like ride my bike, and since I live in El Arrayan, I see a lot of flowers and beautiful plants.

Materials used: watercolor
How did COVID change the way you moved around? I was more active; I walked more, cycled, or rode a scooter more frequently.
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