All of a sudden, Covid-19 brought about big changes to our lives. Amid the fear of an enemy we knew very little about, we locked ourselves inside the house. In an instant, daily actions that we had taken for granted had to redefined within narrow domestic confines. The lockdown was this: an almost surreal period of physical isolation, of a growing sense of insecurity and, for many, hardship. If going out was also a search for normality, for rediscovered closeness and socialisation, our relationship with the outside world was redefined by the symbol of the pandemic: the mask, our new filter, an instrument of protection and a restriction.