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In March 2020 we edited a special edition of JaamZIN Creative magazine with artworks reflecting on the coronavirus crisis.
The second/third wave of the crisis is back, it seems COVID-19 will be with us on a longer run effecting radically our lives. Artists are also seriously affected in the crisis.
We would like to edit a second special edition of the JaamZIN Creative magazine dedicated to artworks inspired during the crisis. We accept submissions in different categories:
- Painting, drawing, graphic arts
- Illustration, design
- Digital art, concept art, (we can not display .gif and motion files in the magazine)
- Photography
- Sculpture
- Mixed media art, experimental art
We accept submissions here in the comment section and the most popular artworks will be selected to be featured in the magazine.
Here you can see our previous edition:
It just gets more incredible as the days go bye. ;)
if words could be silent
purity was visible
as hope in our minds
I whisper your sentences
like a smile on your lips
Damiano Fasso - Everything will be fine, 2020, cm 60x60, acrylic, enamel, glitter on canvas
Post-election celebration Lafayette Park Washington DC
Paradoxe du confinement (dyptique : 2 x 73 x 100 cm)
SOCIAL DISTANCING OF SIX MILES
Silence in times of Corona virus. Humans are not welcome!
DANCING IN THE MIND WHILE COOPED UP AT HOME
Corona virus has a done a number on us. How about, then, just dancing in the mind while being cooped up at home? It is not about the images of dancing in one’s brain, like Tango! It is about the limitation of being able to do it only in your head while cooped up! Virtual dancing, limited to mind and maybe neck, but much fun nonetheless!
FIGHTING THE INVISIBLE ENEMY
The Covid germs that one cannot see but still have to fight with full force and yet with some trepidation.
The Virus does not go on holiday
An illustration inspired by the increased frustration and anxiety as governments relax their Covid-19 Restrictions for the upcoming Christmas celebrations.
Thank you Adam for sharing this artwork, too!
I had to add this one too. No description needed.
DC Metro Silver Spring station. Ridership has been down 90% since April.
Sick Shark - a new LP born from the pain of 2020To all socially distant ears,
Enter The FloodShark - an enigmatic producer/composer turned digital, cartilaginous thresher surfing the sonic waves with an eclectic musical style. After spending its first 8 years in Saudi Arabia, followed by the next 10 in coastal Virginia, the Shark's taken residency along the continental shelf of Colombia.
Sick Shark is a new LP born from the pain of 2020, composed and produced in its entirety amid months of strict quarantines in Bogotá, Colombia. The album comes complete with a series of abstract music videos featuring kaleidoscopic elephant seals to shape-shifting palm trees.
Black lives matter and power to the people. Stay safe and healthy during these uncertain times.
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Bandcamp: https://thefloodshark.bandcamp.com/album/sick-shark
Stream of your choice: http://hyperurl.co/sick_shark
Music videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhvUUc4b3HWg-j4aqp8QTPhnH90eNVqIL
EPK: https://www.thefloodplains.com/EPK.html
Downloads: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/2/folders/1RoU5x4s0qcQmQ1OsGSa64cJnusk8VFii
Post election celebration Lafayette Park Washington DC
Post election celebration Lafayette Park Washington DC
Post election celebration Lafayette Park Washington DC
Post election celebration Lafayette Park Washington DC
Post election celebration Lafayette Park Washington DC
Washington DC November 2020
Post Election DC Lafayette Park
Washington DC U St and 14th NW November 2020
Union Station October 15 rush hour
Union Station October 15 rush hour
Washington DC Metro station rush hour
Chinatown Washington DC
Post Election Celebration Lafayette Park Washington DC
Post Election Celebration Lafayette Park Washington DC
PANDEMIA by Jordan Plotnek Acrylic on gallery canvas
48" x 36" 2020
When the first wave of COVID-19 brought about rapid lockdowns and border-closures I was left stranded in Mexico at a little beach-side village called Sayulita. This piece was inspired by the colourful cobble-stone streets of my new temporary home, using whichever colours were available at the nearest art store. The different interlocking shapes and colours are symbolic representations of the various peoples and countries that were affected by the sudden wave of panic created by the health crisis. The work speaks to the fact that global issues are not confined by politics or borders, and how we all need to work together to come out on top.
Corona still life
as distance embraced me
I feel the warmth of the last autumn sun
I wander through my memories
I drown in your eyes
journey through my heart
experience the longest days
https://mauriliers.com/
Drawing i made about how we protect ourselves against covid.
https://www.instagram.com/donorbrain/
Thank you @Paul Koskinen for submitting your artwork. The link you can make it clickable if you re-edit the post and add the URL to the line. (or simply if you press enter after the link:
https://www.instagram.com/paulkoskinen
A vast majority of my works throughout 2020 have been heavily inspired by the human battle against the pandemic. The crisis we all face is not only a physical one but also to maintain our very humanity in the face of adversity. We have to look beyond the current situation and come to a conclusion what kind of people we want to be remembered as when COVID-19 is a distant memory, Everyone strives to do what's best not only for themselves but for everyone else as a whole. It's at times like this when we reach deep to maintain what's right for humanity and the spirit which carries us forward through future generations,
In this work we see the subtle celebration of colour and image fused together to varying degrees to convey that spark of hope and imagination, The darker shading along either side is the ever-present looming of the virus threatening not only our bodies but also our psyche. While it may seem daunting now we all will prevail and drive back the darkness and enter an era of celebration.
https://www.instagram.com/paulkoskinen/
Fearless we go into the unknown, cautious, determined, to get through.
In a Fog or Lost at Sea series. Each one is mixed media on canvas - 18x18
WE ARE ALL UPSIDE-
DOWN
By, J. Scuderi
"WE ARE ALL UPSIDE-DOWN" is a photographic exploration of how the Covid-19 Coronavirus has affected society through a surreal lens.
While the Corona Virus has drastically changed our understanding of modern-day society forcing the public and governmental bodies to deal with the pandemic in strikingly different ways with varied results, Japan has taken on a relatively slow lock-down process compared to the rest of the world.
This collection of photos derives from an archive of everyday strolls mainly throughout Tokyo and Saitama prefectures. These images are an attempt to depict the slow infiltration of change by manipulating seemingly mundane scenes of various urban landscapes violated by a sense of uncanny with the addition of upside-down subjects going about their business. Ongoing series: https://jasonscuderi.vsble.me/we-are-upside-down/4645280 Connect with me https://www.instagram.com/jasonscuderi/
Unintended Consequences - mixed media on canvas - 53x60
Merci pour votre invitation / Covid 19 qui est un sujet qui m'a beaucoup inspiré ou conditionné pendant les périodes de confinement ou de déconfinement.
J'ai réalisé une dizaine de toiles avec cette préoccupation ... ou cette libération lors du déconfinement.
grounded perception shift - ink on paper
“Rushing To The Rescue”
Pastels, 18”x24”
that is the question of shakespearian hero Hamlet ...This painting was created some years ago before the world found out about the COVID ....and I was wondered how actual this image is today ! The skull in hands of beautiful young woman evokes the shadow of death , brought by covid ...The tiny cover on her eyes reminds the mask we all use today to cover our mouth ( and the eyes of many people blinded today with this problem )...and it is balancing to fly away any moment ...But WHEN , finally ?....
TO BE OR NOT TO BE ....
@ushah73 thank you for submitting your artwork
Thank you George for your submission
Nice! What is the title? @George Appletree Photography
Title: Escape