Faces of pandemic: exhibition Corona without make -up opened in Friedberg

Faces of pandemic: exhibition Corona without make -up opened in Friedberg

In the foyer of the district house in Friedberg, the exhibition "Corona without make -up" was opened today, which District Administrator Jan Weckler presented in a solemn setting. This special exhibition was launched under the direction of photographer Markus Goossens and his co -organizer Klaus Lorenz. The aim is to capture and reflect the experiences, especially senior citizens in Rosbach in Rosbach. The exhibition is accessible to the public until the end of August 2025.

"These pictures are more than just photographs; they are time documents of a challenging phase in our lives", Weckler describes the importance of the recordings shown. The photos capture striking faces-often with FFP2 masks-and convey emotions such as loneliness and the pronounced wish for a life in community. The exhibition is part of a broader initiative to avoid social isolation and to secure the dignity of older people during pandemic.

insight into the reality of the vulnerable groups

The pictures shown are not only works of art, but also an urgent call to deal with the experiences of vulnerable groups. As can be seen from various studies, pandemic has particularly affected psychosocial health of those people who are among the risk groups for various reasons. Older people in particular and those with pre -existing diseases suffered from social isolation and psychological stress. This problem is not just a topic of the past; It has a profound influence on the future design of the healthcare system and requires multi -layered solutions. PMC draws attention to the fact that the protection of such groups is decisive for pandemic management.

Another aspect of the exhibition is the guest book in which visitor can enter your thoughts and impressions. Contributions from an earlier exhibition in the Ober-Rosbach city library expand the presentation and enable an even deeper reflection on people's experiences in this difficult time.

opening times and further details

The exhibition "Corona without make -up" is open at the following times:

• Monday to Wednesday: 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
• Thursday: 7:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
• Friday: 7:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

The photographs and stories that are shown in an impressive way not only bring back the past, but also stand for the teachings we have to pull out of pandemic. District Administrator Weckler emphasizes the importance of the common good and social responsibility in today's time and invites all citizens to visit the exhibition in the Friedberg district house.