Art has been more than just a livelihood for muralist and illustrator Rajimin Kontak, 35. During the pandemic, art became his lifeline – it was a refuge, helping him battle his anxiety and restoring balance to his life, especially during the first movement control order in March 2020.
“Before the pandemic, I worked as a videographer and photographer and I was a mural artist on the side. But during the MCO, I couldn’t earn an income as a videographer/photographer due to business closures and government restrictions.
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