Covid-19 has isolated the public more than ever. The concept for this project is to document the societal shift due to Covid-19 and examine if and how the public opinion on social sustainability has changed due to the pandemic. I believe it is necessary to reflect on what we have been through and to have a virtual 'space' to come together in the midst of the struggle. This exhibition has been named 'Alone, Together' because of the unity we have found amidst the isolation.

The exhibition aims to document experiences of Covid-19 and lockdown, gathering a range of outlooks and responses of these events from a wide range of people. I aim to gather work from a range of ages and backgrounds, anyone is welcome to take part. I hope that this exhibition can bring people together, create a community, and demonstrate that even though we are all navigating uncertain and difficult times, the unity we have found is one amazing takeaway from this experience.

The exhibition will be built virtually using a 3D modelling software to curate your artwork. This, along with artist profiles and images of your pieces will be accessible online as a 'virtual exhibition' meaning you can access from anywhere.

Taking part is very simple; all you must do is make something. Anything you like! It could be a drawing, a painting, a model, a sculpture, a video, a piece of writing - whatever you like! As long as it documents an emotion you have felt, something you have done, an experience or an opinion you have had during lockdown, or how you hope the future can change for the better! It could be something you have already created during lockdown.

If you submit, your work will be put onto the website I will be creating, along with your name and age (if you are comfortable with this, just let me know if you do or do not want this information stating). The deadline to submit artwork is Sunday 28h March but if you can submit sooner then even better!