IED offered us remote lessons and many extra-curricular hints, as well as its huge digital library. In this sense, the lockdown has been a happy revelation. On the other side, the learning became fast, but not less smart. Yet, all the process seems depleted by the lack of human interaction, that more than the rest represents growth: it is like the presence of the other and the confrontation are the fundamental assumption to experience what you learn, and so who you have become.

I think that the worst consequences will be economical and related to the disappearance of the smallest industries, as well as the consumption of the entire industrial system that will keep on drying the process that should support a diversified economy, granting job opportunities and occupation to many people. From a creative point of view, I think that difficulties are occasions: first of all, how to find new ways to re-activate the market.