In March 2020 we edited a special edition of JaamZIN Creative magazine with artworks reflecting on the coronavirus crisis.
The second/third wave of the crisis is back, it seems COVID-19 will be with us on a longer run effecting radically our lives. Artists are also seriously affected in the crisis.
We would like to edit a second special edition of the JaamZIN Creative magazine dedicated to artworks inspired during the crisis. We accept submissions in different categories:
- Painting, drawing, graphic arts
- Illustration, design
- Digital art, concept art, (we can not display .gif and motion files in the magazine)
- Photography
- Sculpture
- Mixed media art, experimental art
We accept submissions here in the comment section and the most popular artworks will be selected to be featured in the magazine.
Here you can see our previous edition:
After a long slumber Lafayette Park in DC is becoming a folk legend.
It just gets more incredible as the days go bye. ;)
Such deep meaning... Incredible!
if words could be silent
purity was visible
as hope in our minds
I whisper your sentences
like a smile on your lips
Damiano Fasso - Everything will be fine, 2020, cm 60x60, acrylic, enamel, glitter on canvas
Gate B Union Station DC. Is it my imagination or are we becoming more generic? This is the final product and ultimate end always hidden in the heart of the Industrial Revolution and revealed quite clearly now in 2020: people without faces. Who was it that warned us not to take that path? Gandhi? Jefferson? Both? All the greatest minds of the last 150 years are united in their condemnation of it. Jefferson decried it saying, "The Industrial Revolution is as wholesome to Mankind as running sores are to a healthy body". We have discovered the ultimate goal of this revolution and it is a dead end.
Post-election celebration Lafayette Park Washington DC. I took this shot while we were passing each other. I didn't even look at her. I was aware of her presence and just opened the shutter. A seemingly random act. And behold something almost divine. I wouldn't post this picture but that she is wearing a mask and her identity is concealed enough to respect her privacy.
Post-election celebration Lafayette Park Washington DC
I don't know what to say. I don't make this stuff up. I just take it as it comes and keep on laughing. Its just another thread in the infinite fabric.
Paradoxe du confinement (dyptique : 2 x 73 x 100 cm)
SOCIAL DISTANCING OF SIX MILES
Silence in times of Corona virus. Humans are not welcome!
DANCING IN THE MIND WHILE COOPED UP AT HOME
Corona virus has a done a number on us. How about, then, just dancing in the mind while being cooped up at home? It is not about the images of dancing in one’s brain, like Tango! It is about the limitation of being able to do it only in your head while cooped up! Virtual dancing, limited to mind and maybe neck, but much fun nonetheless!
FIGHTING THE INVISIBLE ENEMY
The Covid germs that one cannot see but still have to fight with full force and yet with some trepidation.
The Virus does not go on holiday
An illustration inspired by the increased frustration and anxiety as governments relax their Covid-19 Restrictions for the upcoming Christmas celebrations.
Thank you Adam for sharing this artwork, too!
I had to add this one too. No description needed.
DC Metro Silver Spring station. Ridership has been down 90% since April.
Hello JaamZin Creativ,
My Artwork is a result from the Pandemic Crisis, cause it was the first time. that the two candidates for the next president are for the First time was voting in an TV Show. most americans was saying it was like an comedy show. I was watching it too. my work is on Canvas 40x50 cm Acrylic.