Hold Still - The Bozen/Bolzano Lockdown

Bench? What happens when a functional object loses its purpose? Piazza Municipio, Bozen/Bolzano.

Do Nothing. Artist William D’Alessandro’s advice to passerby’s during the Spring-Lock-down. Ponte Sant’ Antonio, Bozen/Bolzano.

A perfect day in the park. Blue skies and freshly cut green grass. What’s wrong with this picture? Talvera park, Bozen/Bolzano.

With over 150 years of retail ex-perience, this small family-run business in Bolzano’s porticoed shopping street attests the only way to survive is to adapt. Tutzer 1864, Bozen/Bolzano.

The New Commandments. New rules for new times. Bozen/Bolzano.

Everyday Heroes. A view from the corridor into Bozen/Bolzano Hospital’s Covid-19 ward.

Eurac Research’s Michiel Van Veelen volunteered as a front line doctor at the Bolzen/Bolzano Covid-19 ward in spring 2020.

During the first Lockdown if you had a dog, you had the freedom to go for long walks. When this picture was taken, masks were optional.

CoVIPs. Key workers and solitary pigeon in Bozen/Bolzano’s usually crowded Via Museo.

After a day of working in the vine-yard, a farmer takes a well-earnt break. Via del Vigneto, Bozen/Bolzano.

Bar’s Open. Finding ways to survive means changing habits and adapting to the times. Bar Picchio, Via San Quirino, Bozen/Bolzano.

United We Stand. Residents in block of flats demonstrating solidarity in unprecedented times. Via Druso, Bozen/Bolzano.

Stay Home. Covid inspired street art, Bozen/Bolzano.

Eurac researchers Lydia Pedoth and Felix Greifeneder smart working from their ‘office’. Gries, Bozen/Bolzano.

The Undressing Room. Biohazard bins for disposable hospital scrubs. Bozen/Bolzano Hospital.

Keep a balance and pick yourself up when you’ve fallen. Talvera Park, Bozen/Bolzano.