Have you ever felt truly “AT HOME”? Right here in Vancouver stands the AT HOME Sculpture. It’s a poignant reminder of a time not so long ago. The COVID-19 pandemic forced us into isolation. Homes became our whole world. This artwork, unveiled in 2022, captures that feeling perfectly. Created by artist Blake Williams, it features metallic forms resembling houses. Each structure stands six feet apart. It’s a haunting echo of social distancing measures. Look closely. You’ll notice text and images woven into the design. These elements depict shared pandemic experiences. They remind us of the anxiety, fear, but also the resilience we found in ourselves and our communities. The AT HOME Sculpture isn’t just a work of art. It’s a time capsule. It reflects a period of profound change and adaptation. It reminds us of the importance of connection. It prompts us to reflect on how our homes became havens. Ultimately, it encourages us to cherish the moments we share with loved ones.
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