THE PANDEMIC ACROSS THE CULTURES
BY THE STUDENTS OF THE EUROPEAN PROJECT CHEFS
BRUSSELS, SYROS, NAPLES AND VIC
BY THE STUDENTS OF THE EUROPEAN PROJECT CHEFS
BRUSSELS, SYROS, NAPLES AND VIC
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It has been a year since most countries of the world confined themselves because of the pandemic. It has been hard: the virus, the restrictions, the fear ... all of these consequences have weighed heavily on us.We present here an activity that tries to see how things have been in the different member countries, what feelings have been felt and, above all, what are the positive aspects about culture and cultural heritage that we have seen.
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The participants expressed their opinions, their states of mind in this handbook which you can access and, afterwards, carried out a zoom activity to discuss and exchange their experiences.Loading...
QUESTIONS FOR STUDENTSHow was the pandemic in your country?
Were there many restrictions?
What were you able to do? What not?
Did you also have some positive experiences during the pandemic?
Did you have some positive experiences related to culture (listening to music, cooking, virtual museum visits, theater,...) during the pandemic?
Can you give a few examples of music, cooking, museum visits or theatre performances you enjoyed online?
PRODUCTIONS OF BRUSSELS
PRODUCTION OF NAPLES
PRODUCTIONS OF VIC
I come from Spain, I live in a little town near Barcelona. Our national lockdown was strict and long. At the beginning, everything was strange, everyone was frightened, we didn’t know what would happen, we were a little fool.
After some time, all what had been surprising, unexpectable, became normal. I think that this is a singular feature of human people, our adaptability.
During the lockdown, I lived in my mother’s house for three months. I went to live with her because she is in her eighties, she lives alone and at that moment she has just left the hospital. She was very weak and she needed help and somebody who looked after her.
I worked from my mother’s house. It was hard because the house wasn’t technically prepared to work in it, but this situation offered me several opportunities that I couldn’t expect.
I feel that to live with my mother after too many years, to take care of her, was a good opportunity to return her a little of what she had given to me during my life. We could talk a lot, laugh, share...
After some time, all what had been surprising, unexpectable, became normal. I think that this is a singular feature of human people, our adaptability.
During the lockdown, I lived in my mother’s house for three months. I went to live with her because she is in her eighties, she lives alone and at that moment she has just left the hospital. She was very weak and she needed help and somebody who looked after her.
I worked from my mother’s house. It was hard because the house wasn’t technically prepared to work in it, but this situation offered me several opportunities that I couldn’t expect.
I feel that to live with my mother after too many years, to take care of her, was a good opportunity to return her a little of what she had given to me during my life. We could talk a lot, laugh, share...