Ordinary day of a contemporary Italian middle aged woman

This series of self-portraits want to describe a normal day, not like a list of work or family issues but in the form of feelings, fears, thoughts, desires that often occur during contemporary times. They're represented in a surreal way just like I figure them out. I feel my ordinary day like a washing machine that starts spinning in the morning and from which I can't get out until the evening. During the last almost two years another component has been added inside the vortex which is, as all know, the Covid 19 pandemic. It changed our lives. We are required to show a Covid 19 Green pass for whatever we want to do. I perceive worry, fear, phobia. I strongly faced this but sometimes another me really wished to escape. Meditation helped me a lot, and, why not, a hot, good cup of coffee! Luckly life goes on and what I feel new and good inside the washing machine is the search of the right. On one side the social and gender equality. Finally a greater awareness of the female contribution in the society. On the other side a greater attention to ecological issues, desire of a cleaner and greener world. The day is over, thoughts fade, batteries are dead. Good night, see you tomorrow