Corona Haikus – visual peotry in times of isolation
Wednesday 1 September 2021 – Monday 3 January 2022
The Corona Haikus interactive project has been selected to take part to the “Refuge Exhibition”, (Sept 2021-Jan 2022), that will be hosted at SESC Quitandinha Cultural Center, in Petrópolis (Rio de Janeiro). Corona Haikus is a transmedia collaboratve project co-created by Dr Sandra Gaudenzi (UK) and Sandra Tabares Duque (Colombia) during the Covid 19 pandemic. It uses visual haikus from people around the world to document lockdown and create a global community of support in times of isolation.
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