A pasteup created by Berlin-based artist duo Various & Gould shows a woman in the process of putting on a mask upon which the bottom half of her face is imprinted.
A sticker found in the neighborhood of Exarcheia shows the image of a face mask inscribed with the words "living la covida loca," an apparent play on the title of the 1999 Ricky Martin song "Livin' la vida loca." The background shows a dense pattern…
The artwork consists of 5 masked babies all bearing masks with different words: Isolation, Selfishness, Longing, Mistrust, Paranoia. Under the babies is the sentence “Anxiety kills more than the Coronavirus”
The Lennon Wall in Prague, a site of frequently changing graffiti, includes an image of John Lennon. Here he is outfitted with a face mask due to Covid-19. Other messages focus on Tibet and Hong Kong.
A play on the 2014 movie Housebound, one of the artist's signature-style characters (collage figure with large head and cute hair bow) holds a house with text reading "Housebound."
Utilizing an existing standpipe on the side of a building to serve as the face mask, this piece depicts a nurse wearing scrubs-style dress. She holds a clipboard and wears a nurse's cap. Her mask reads "N95."
An Old School Mix tape being wound with a pencil (@gearyandhydedesign) juxtaposed it seven honey bears wearing face masks. One of the bears is actually a bottle of hand sanitizer.
A doll-like figure with a graceful body and an enormous head. Her large sunglasses have text reading "Step Back" and her dress has a collage of letters reading "Space is the New Black."
A blue figure with a green face and sunglasses calmly flips through a book entitled "How to Survive a Pandemic" while sipping coffee and indulging in snacks. The figure wears a bathrobe and a towel on the head. Text says "You're Doing Amazing…