Thoughts on Social Distancing and the Coronavirus Pandemic – Part III “…We are being infantilized, we are becoming needy children in need of constant feedback. And we are being told the lie that all of it is free. That we are not all saleable data to be used by firms and governments. Each online behavioural pattern, each click scary in its predictive efficiency…” Art & Words by Fanitsa Petrou The coronavirus pandemic and the quarantine that followed, have reminded us, that no

Thoughts on Social Distancing and the Coronavirus Pandemic – Part II “…Most of us have a long way to go before we need to start fighting in the streets for a can of expired sardines. Until then, we need to take it easy…“ Art & Words by Fanitsa Petrou Celebrities, American late night hosts and political satirists, are ALL telling us how unbearable this lockdown is. How it is the worst thing they have ever experienced. Really? The worst? “You lucky, LUCKY bastards!” You want to

Thoughts on Social Distancing and the Coronavirus Pandemic – Part I …just me and my dog wandering the night streets like Will Smith in I am Legend... In the meantime, “Murder Hornets” have invaded the US. I’m guessing the biblical locusts can’t be that far behind…“ Art & Words by Fanitsa Petrou Remember those diaries we used to keep as kids? Those of us who were lucky to have been born in the late 60s, early 70s, in the time before the “shift”. Before screens started sucking