@francesca_vignottofficial

Fashion Design, Year 2

23 years old

Milan, Italy

 

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

My days have been turned upside down. At the very beginning I was really bored, but as time went by I understood that I had to keep me busy to tolerate them. I started to use my creativity, painting and drawing. Furthermore, I join NABA online classes and studying keeps me busy, too. Among the things I find the more important, there is the beauty of being with my family.

 

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?

In this particular moment it is difficult to free our minds to create, but I try to use these days in quarantine to express my creativity through the feelings I have every day that I am forced at home. Never stop dreaming, creativity knows no limits, even from sadness you can create something beautiful that we feel of our own.

 

What is your biggest fear right now?

I have many fears in this time of my life, as many others, I guess so. Of course, we will go through this only if we stay unite, but my biggest fear is how much we are going to struggle to come back to normality. Many people will loose their job and many others will have some serious economical issues. It is hard to predict what future is waiting for us, but if we stay positive and keep helping each other, together we will come our of this crisis.

 

What will you do once all of this is over?

Of course, every day I think of how my lie will look like, how things will evolve and how we are going to face them. When we will all be able to go out of our homes, after months and months in captivity, we will appreciate with more joy and interest what surrounds us, the environment we live in, people we will meet again and that we will finally hug.