This small group exhibition commemorated the COVID-19 pandemic. The lives of everyone in the world were disrupted, and some of us were changed forever. Cities appeared empty as the world ground to a halt. We sheltered in place. Seven million people round the world died. After three years, we now live in different worlds. For many, COVID no longer exists and life went back to "normal". Some still take precautions like masking, and the medically vulnerable continue to isolate, For others it was all a hoax. Most of us took the vaccines, while some refused. What are the long-term effects? Did the world really change, or will the Covid pandemic ultimately disappear from general consciousness like the 1918 pandemic? For some, these lock-down months - or years, were an opportunity for self-reflection, What do I really want from my life? Who do I want to spend time with? Some people changed jobs, learned new skills, or worked from home - for good. Some people were exploited for labour, while others thrived. Imagery and themes in this show include corona viruses, variants of concern, face masks, social distancing, social bubbles, isolation, mass graves and the repetitive days of lock-down. Some artists were productive during the pandemic years and were able to focus on their work. Artists are often quite happy to be alone in a room, but perhaps not that alone.