Quarantine Series: Day 8 - 3/22/2020 Collage

“Day 8 - 3/22/2020” it’s Sunday in NYC. A day many New Yorkers call Sunday Funday for its a day of relaxation, late brunches and bottomless fruity alcoholic beverages. Sunday Funday is one of my favorite days of the week. Yet today felt a bit different. It’s one thing to chill and relax because you want to. To stay home and rest… wake up late… because you want to. It is quite another when you are TOLD to. Today was the first Sunday in the NYC lockdown due to coronavirus. The relaxation seemed enforced. The chill burdening. And the late rising, a necessity to keep a semblance of sanity. Because if you wake too early, it’s just that much longer for the day to end. It’s not all doom, gloom and boredom. I went for a much longer stroll today. I had to do an emergency run to Zabar’s. Long story short, I got the yeast free, cracker-like bread I needed and more. Can we say chocolate rugalach and babka? Being at Zabar’s reminded me of home. So when I made my way back to my humble abode, I knew exactly what I was going to create for my art quarantine challenge… the people who remind me of my original home. RONIM Art Studio, Harlem, NYC.

Collage:Paper on Paper

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:9 W x 12 H x 0.1 D in

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