The man who 'creates a COVID' every day of lockdown

Fri, May 29, 2020 / 08:39 am

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Lorenzo Saa started an Instagram account at the beginning of the UK's lockdown for which he creates a version of the COVID-19 virus each day out of fruit, vegetables and household items. He's now kept up his challenge on @Covid19replicas for nearly 60 days straight, and says it's a comment on sustainability as well as an enjoyable creative outlet.

(AFP/ William Edwards)