Stay-at-home Stress is a spatial survey narrating the pandemic stories of sixteen households in Houston, Texas. By translating lockdown experiences of sixteen participants into comparative annotated plans, the project tests a new graphical method for interview transcriptions and surveying-by-storytelling, shifting the relentless statistical gaze of COVID-19 toward the granular scale of the domestic body, and lending nuance and voice to oft-invisible, unequal spaces of the pandemic.

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