Shout Out, Reach In

During last week, and the week before, the number of texts being written about corona virus was very high. People had time, they were home, the creative minds started to manifest, the opinions started to accumulate, the facts spoke loudly and people needed, more than ever, to express themselves. Artists, now jobless, started to unite and created Art online. Bloggers started to post more frequently. Vloggers started to appear even more on social media. And opinion makers dove fasters into the world of podcasts, as well as some activists, political commentators and politicians. Everybody felt the need to share their thoughts, and that created a massive virtual noise – where we could hear some good things, and many bad. Currently, the situation is different. The initial creativity of those who were in lockdown gave space to some sort of boredom, and lack of something new. The initial need of sharing every single good or bad thing about this global crisis gave space to the fear and ...