A feministic exploration of the social distancing measures and the relationship of bodies, connected by something more than physical contact.

Proximity and the feeling of comfort - or discomfort - that accompanies the closeness of bodies, heightened by the social distancing rules brought by the pandemic. Feminine bodies, near or far, bound by experiences that transcend recognition. How does lockdown, the wearing of mouth and nose protection, and the minimum distance of 150 centimetres affect our bodies and our psyche on a collective and individual level? In this short piece, bodies inhabited by women and the experience of restrictions by societal rules - in current times and in old - is taken up in an abstract(ly feminine) way.