York University's new exhibit, From Distanced to Connected: COVID-19 Five-Years On, showcases the experiences and resilience of individuals during the COVID-19 pandemic. Opened on the fifth anniversary of the WHO's pandemic declaration, the immersive experience includes a collection of community-submitted photos depicting moments from the pandemic. Designed to evoke reflection on past challenges, the exhibit features blue gloves and masks leading attendees through a hallway reminiscent of distancing measures. Associate professor Aaida Mamuji notes the exhibit serves to remind visitors of their journey and growth over the past five years.
The exhibit, From Distanced to Connected: COVID-19 Five-Years On, by York University highlights challenges faced during the pandemic while celebrating moments of resilience.
Aaida Mamuji emphasized the exhibit's purpose as a 'walk back in time,' inviting viewers to reflect on their growth and the shared human experience during COVID-19.
The immersive experience includes photos and visual narratives submitted by the community, showing personal perspectives on the lockdowns and struggles during the height of the pandemic.
With blue masks and gloves marking the exhibit's entrance, the design encourages visitors to reflect on their past experiences and recognize how far they’ve come since the pandemic.
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