An image of Alice in Wonderland wearing a face mask that says "smile more," both referencing social distancing and the patriarchy (critiquing the frequent expectation that women smile on demand).
A grave marker with text reading "Wash Your Hands," indicating that a failure to wash hands puts one at risk when faced with a potentially deadly virus.
Hands folding in prayer, evoking Christian imagery. Soap bubbles and water are visible on the figure's hands, transforming prayer into hand washing. In the context of President Trump's declaration that a "miracle" will come, this image reminds us…
In this mural/installation that spans across two buildings, a man and a woman face each other, but are separated by a void (filled with a rendition of the virus). From the artist: "The COVID-19 pandemic is about - among many others - distance; humans…
Openings on a tour bus window with gloves that would allow the tourist to break out of the bubble. Reminiscent of a neonatal crib. The work illustrates an critique of tourism in the times of the pandemic and thereafter.
A semi-abstract mural in the center of Vienna critiques the impulse towards hoarding groceries in the COVID-19 crisis. With the artists' tag—RUIN—stylized in the background, the piece juxtaposes an empty shopping bag attributed to Billa (one of the…
A tag placed atop a mural by the artist ATH1281 reads "COVID-19 was here." There is an additional tag reading "WTF GUYS." The intervention appeared around the time of the lifting of Greece's lockdown on May 4.
A graffitied slogan on a metal construction fence reads "Go with the flu." The humorous piece appeared alongside several more political interventions in the neighborhood of Exarcheia, which is known as an "anarchist fortress."