This piece was created as an homage to those on the frontlines and those that suffer most from the effects of economical instability in the midst of a healthcare crisis: the marginalized. As an individual that did not have to work in the frontlines, nor be troubled with putting dinner on the table every night, I recognized how important it was to bring recognition to those that suffer most from the effect of this global pandemic.

Misery loves company. Whether it was spending time with a loved one or spending hours a day with a friend from a fantasy world where all seemed right, we all found solace in mourning together. ‘at least we have each other’ is a piece dedicated to the soft and tender moments in between panic and uncertainty in a world that seemed to be crumbling at our feet.