What I Think About, What I See
Item
Title
What I Think About, What I See
Description
This is a drawing I drew of me and my experience, during the pandemic. For me it was very hard to find myself and where I stood, with everything going on, the pandemic, BLM, quarantine and 6 feet apart. Sometimes I'd draw to cope with the stress buildup, which is why I chose this medium. Sometimes I'd feel these battling emotions within me, and these imaginary people telling me 'oh no nobody likes you'. I think I know that ain't true.
At times like these, some tend to fall apart and feel helpless. But know that as you are alive, you are helping this world survive.
Anyways this this piece represents most of my thoughts into one.
At times like these, some tend to fall apart and feel helpless. But know that as you are alive, you are helping this world survive.
Anyways this this piece represents most of my thoughts into one.
Coverage
Eau Claire, Wis.
Date
June 2, 2021
Creator
Carelin Kue
Contributor
Carelin Kue
Subject
Social distancing
Identifier
#NHSWorld
This item was submitted on June 3, 2021 by [anonymous user] using the form “Contribute an object” on the site “Western Wisconsin COVID-19 Archive Project”: http://lib02.uwec.edu/Omeka/s/C19
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