An artist’s book with elements of autofiction.
A reflection on the time of COVID-19 quarantine.

April 12 is a book-dialogue.
There are almost no descriptions — just a conversation between three characters and their inner monologues.
The story is based on real events of 2020. I chose not to change or reinterpret anything, keeping it exactly as it was conceived during the lived experience of the pandemic. That’s why it retains my personal thoughts and emotions.