@vittoriatunno

21 years old

Milan, Italy

How has your everyday-life changed? What do you do to fulfill your day?

These days my routine has dramatically changed: the chaos of Milanese life, social networking and university schedules have given way to a quieter modus vivendi, which initially frightened me, but also gave me the chance to rediscover and cultivate passions, to think about what I would like to change in my life and to focus more on myself. To spend time I experience new ways to occupy my day: I read, study, watch TV series, listen to music and bake cakes all the time.

Your work is built on creativity. While we’re all in quarantine, what is your solution to keep on being creative? Where do you find your inspiration in this moment?

These days my routine has dramatically changed: the chaos of Milanese life, social networking and university schedules have given way to a quieter modus vivendi, which initially frightened me, but also gave me the chance to rediscover and cultivate passions, to think about what I would like to change in my life and to focus more on myself. To spend the time I experience new ways to occupy my day: I read, study, watch TV series, listen to music and bake cakes all the time.

What is your biggest fear right now?

My greatest fear is to take back my life, my friendships and my relationships, so that this temporary distance is only a way to improve ourselves and to encourage us to give our best, at all levels.

What will you do once all of this is over?

In the post-Coronavirus era I believe that nothing will ever be the same again. The ways of living together will change, the way we express feelings will change, and everyone of us will struggle to forget this time and leave it behind us. I think, however, that we will become more self-conscious, we discovered values, passions and emotions that we had forgotten, too busy with a thousand things to do. I hope that this pause will help everyone, especially the young people, to see the world in a more conscious, responsible and creative way, without forgetting what makes us happy, grounded but still dreaming.