1st Edition
Art-Based Research in the Context of a Global Pandemic
Introduction
Usva Seregina and Astrid Van den Bossche
PART 1: CONNECTION
1. Wandering with Wonder: From Social Practices to Artistic Practices and Back
Luciana Walther and Carlos Eduardo Félix da Costa
2. Drawing the Group: A Visual Exploration of a Therapeutic Space Online
Helen Omand
3. Collaging Covid Holidays: Using Collage as a Communal Method for Reflection and Research
Usva Seregina and Aurélie Broeckerhoff
4. Performing Forgiveness in the Age of Covid-19: Creating a Hybrid Space for Dialogue and Peacebuilding
Rana Aytug, Tom Gorman, Elly Harrowell and Victoria Thoms
PART 2: CHANGE
5. Living Aesthetics in a (Post)Pandemic World
Laurie A. Meamber
6. Encounters of Nothingness: Dilemmas of the Uncanny Self
Stephen O’Sullivan
7. Hollowed Out: Creative Coding and the Pandemic Urban Imaginary
Astrid Van den Bossche
8. "Can You Hear Me Now?" Listening and Living in Disruptive (Post)Pandemic Soundworlds
Matthias Bode
PART 3: CONFRONTATION
9. Poetic Reflection (PR): Voices in Pandemic Period
Hilary Downey
10. Faces of Self-Isolation
Usva Seregina
11. Everyone’s a Photographer: Reflections on Photography as Creative Expression through Lockdown
Ekant Veer
12. "Public School Teachers, You All Completely Disgust Me!": How My Fake Trump Fought the Revolt of the Elites in Pandemic-Era Ann Arbor
Rebekah Modrak
Afterword
Astrid Van den Bossche and Usva Seregina
Biography
Usva Seregina is a visual artist and a researcher of consumer culture. Their work focuses on exploring topics of consumerism, consumer agency, and gender performance, as well as developing art-based research methods.
Astrid Van den Bossche is a Lecturer at the Department of Digital Humanities at King's College London. Her work takes literary, historical, and computational approaches to understanding promotional cultures.






