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  • Tuscan Museums for Alzheimer Patients (Toscana, Italy)
  • Culture at Home (Italy; nationwide)
  • Art and Science Virtual Exhibition “Viral Passion” (Napoli, Italy)
  • Different cities connected through the “portal” (Lublin, Poland & Vilnius, Lithuania)
  • Photo project “Quarantine windows” – daily routine of Lithuanians during the quarantine captured in photos (Kaunas, Lithuania)
  • Cinema screenings on the runway at Vilnius Airport – project “Aerocinema – the journey begins” (Vilnius, Lithuania)
  • Photography exhibition inspired by the COVID-19 hotline in Lithuania No. 1808 (Vilnius, Lithuania)
  • Covid REMIX: Toronto Public Library and friends remix wartime posters for the pandemic (Toronto, Canada)
  • Activity E-Book – Creative at home, Nitra Gallery (Athens, Greece)
  • Basil and Elise Goulandris Foundation – Digital Games for Adults (Athens, Greece)
  • Visiting landscapes inside and out (Nijmegen, Netherlands)
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    Photo project “Quarantine windows” – daily routine of Lithuanians during the quarantine captured in photos (Kaunas, Lithuania)

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    “Quarantine windows” was a photography project implemented during the first lockdown. With the beginning of the first quarantine our usual life was “suspended” for a while, no travels, no meetings with relatives and friends, no restaurants, no shops and so on. We had to get used to living between the four walls temporarily and look at the world through the computer screens or… windows. Therefore, the project “Quarantine windows” aimed to reveal what quarantine of various people (both families and individuals, seniors and children, etc.) looks like, to convey their moods and emotions through the portraits. Background The authors of the idea were the community program “Fluxus Labas” of the…

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  • Tuscan Museums for Alzheimer Patients (Toscana, Italy)
  • Culture at Home (Italy; nationwide)
  • Art and Science Virtual Exhibition “Viral Passion” (Napoli, Italy)
  • Different cities connected through the “portal” (Lublin, Poland & Vilnius, Lithuania)
  • Photo project “Quarantine windows” – daily routine of Lithuanians during the quarantine captured in photos (Kaunas, Lithuania)
  • Cinema screenings on the runway at Vilnius Airport – project “Aerocinema – the journey begins” (Vilnius, Lithuania)
  • Photography exhibition inspired by the COVID-19 hotline in Lithuania No. 1808 (Vilnius, Lithuania)
  • Covid REMIX: Toronto Public Library and friends remix wartime posters for the pandemic (Toronto, Canada)
  • Activity E-Book – Creative at home, Nitra Gallery (Athens, Greece)
  • Basil and Elise Goulandris Foundation – Digital Games for Adults (Athens, Greece)
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