In reaction to the Covid19 pandemic, jurisdictions worldwide have issued lifesaving directives that ordered people to stay at home asking them to make a difference to release pressure off health services and saving lives of people at risks. The question raises slowly about what are the consequences of such drastic measures in matter of economical, social, as well as physical, and mental personal development of any ages.

Staying at home to keep people safe can be a difficult concept to grasp, especially when you are feeling fit and healthy yourself. Families of various economical backgrounds, living in various sizes of apartments, must share poor wifi access for education, work, and recreational purpose. While stuck together in the emergency of this reaction to the pandemic into a forced life in common, people have to face new and unknown socio-economical problems that are slowly emerging.

While the world population of any ages has been asked to stay at home, where, in certain countries, people could only leave their homes to buy food, medicine and to exercise within a distance radius around their home of less than a mile wide. People allowed to travel, but only to and from work if they cannot do their jobs from home, are also asked to practice physical distancing unless performing essential activities. Depending the countries, if caught without a written attestation, an individual found in the streets could pay a punitive fee that is increasing from 200.– for a first infraction, to above 1000 $, while in certain countries can sum to a fee of over 10'000.– or even imprisonment for breaking a quarantine.

Pasted in the town a Basel, with about 200 other posters, as a creative reaction toward the governmental obligations given to its citizen, this poster was part of a campaign that wanted to raise awareness to the population on the diverse issues related to the Covid19.