This work stands as a reflection on the seismic shifts wrought by Covid-19. The woman sitting isolated in the plague mask symbolizes the pandemic's effect. Within the context of this series, characterized by its white border akin to a Polaroid snapshot, the gradual dissolution of these borders into a painterly abstraction mirrors the disintegration of our reality in the wake of the pandemic. This artwork invites viewers to reflect on the feelings of isolation, uncertainty, and the shifting perspectives that have marked this historic era. Museum quality giclée print on traditional mold-made watercolor paper that features a distinct, highly textured surface. The natural white cotton fiber paper has a uniquely toothy feel and surface texture. Size: 8 x 8 Paper Finish: Matte Finish w/ a Highly Pronounced Felt Texture. Texture Rating: ♦♦♦♦ Thickness: 24.4 mil Density: 310 GSM Opacity: 99% Opacity Composition: 100% Cotton Fiber Additional Notes: Acid, OBA, and Lignin Free