"We currently have a lot of restrictions here," painter Aldo Sergio tell us from his apartment in Milan, Italy, "And you can only go out to the supermarket, so the only photos outside I took on that occasion or from the balcony of the house." We continue to be shocked at the shared world crisis at the moment, as our friends from San Francisco to Rome to Milan and beyond as sheltered in place, hoping to stem the spread of Covid-19 and hopefully get our daily lives back to some semblance of normalcy.
In our series, "Art In Uncertain Times," we have been asking artists about their new plans and routines, how their daily lives have been impacted, and, in some cases, how they now see the rest of the world following into their nornal schedule of isolation. We asked Mr Sergio to give us a peek into his day yesterday, so follow along in the gallery above, or right here. Even the acto of having to fill out a form to go outside is something that would have boggled our minds just a few weeks ago. 
1) Meditate
2) Breakfast
3) I watch Piazza Duomo live cam from the phone (I like to see the empty square from the screen)
4) I fill out the certificate to leave the house...
5) Leaving the house... 
6) I walk to the supermarket
7) You have to line-up in order to enter the supermarket now... 
8) And of course, you have to line-up once again once you are in... 
9) And then I have to go back home. 
10) And then I paint. 
11) Details of my study... 
12) More details of my study... 
13) For breaks, I read in the sun on my balcony.
14) I watch people talking on the street from a distance...
15) I take care of the plants...
16) I do yoga on Zoom.
17) I paint a kind of diary of these days... 
18) Take inventory of my studio walls... 
19) Chat with my friends on WhatsApp... 
20) Catch up the news... 
21) I watch a live concert on Instagram... 
22) Me at the end of the day...
Piece compiled by Sasha Bogojev
