Whatever a person’s mental and social status, the pandemic scenario has imposed social distance, resulting in various types of isolation. This forced seclusion has brought to light problems that have been hidden for a long time, and it has highlighted the different tiers of mental health concerns in our society. Domestic violence and suicide rates in Kosovo have been on the rise. It is possible that physical isolation has resulted in mental isolation. Art and culture, in general, are recognized for being reassuring to the people, breaking down mental and physical isolation. A panel that explores art as a safe haven for breaking the barriers caused by isolation. This panel will take place on the 24th of July at 17:00.