Mira

My daughter Mira wakes up everyday around noon and makes herself a cup of coffee. It’s her routine during quarantine with her parents in a small apartment in Bern, away from her friends and classes. Quarantine days are draining— fast and slow, meshing together and dragging along, without beginning or end.

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Mira, age 21, loves to draw single line human faces and sells them. It’s a cry for help her who has lost a physical arts education, friends, and human interaction during the strict restrictions due to Covid-19. An easy line to replicate, share, and represent who Mira is; she has embraced a side of art that allows her to appreciate "meaningless content"- direct quote. But lucky for me likely her mother; even her most meaningless motive would still be meaningful to me.

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The story is out of its behind; what I touched and saw became ingredients of my artistic perspective. They looked unconsciously delivered visuals, but nothing hasn't a reason to stand in this project. I think you have weaved an idea about my identity by looking through them.

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