Artwork | Bai Dalton Artwork

I Love You Till I Don't, 2020.

This series was done in order to provide insight into the COVID-19 pandemic.

In March of 2020, most everyone entered an isolation period.

Although some people were fearful of the pandemic, others relished in the idea of spending more time at home with their loved ones.

And yes, it is was nice to spend more time with people you felt as though you didn't have enough quality time with.

Slowly, people began to feel overwhelmed with their significant other and/or family constantly being around them.

Still living in the same household, but not having a break from constant company.

Small things became big annoyances.

Losing focus.

And it drains you. And you think about the seriousness of what is going on.

So what do we do?

This series was done in order to provide insight into the COVID-19 pandemic.

In March of 2020, most everyone entered an isolation period.

Although some people were fearful of the pandemic, others relished in the idea of spending more time at home with their loved ones.

And yes, it is was nice to spend more time with people you felt as though you didn't have enough quality time with.

Slowly, people began to feel overwhelmed with their significant other and/or family constantly being around them.

Still living in the same household, but not having a break from constant company.