The work is a reflection of how many of us have felt this past two years, being trapped inside. It's the same experience, but everyone experiences it differently. This work attempts to show the diversity of lifestyles, and how they've been impacted--in a humorous way.

Now, as we hopefully begin our long walk back to some form of normalcy, I think it's important for communities to reflect on what it meant to be indoors for such an extended period of time, and to acknowledge that outdoors, in a public space.