Yes, out of hiding, but I can’t resist this kind of beauty.

Today is the opening of Landscapes of Quarantine at the Store Front for Art and Architecture in NYC. A group of artists, designers, and architects met together for eight weeks to develop spatial responses to quarantine. ” At its most basic,” they write, “quarantine is a strategy of separation and containment.”

See a few of the pieces on co-curator Nicole Twilley’s Edible Geography and in FastCompany’s “Rapture Architecture: Designers Tackle the Coming Apocalypse.”

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