The pandemic affected everyone, but not equally. The lockdowns confined those who were used to going home only to sleep and those who hardly ever went out. For some, it barely changed their daily lives, but for others, it changed their lives. Some people discovered new hobbies that saved their lives, parents discovered they had children, marriages broke up and others were strengthened; the casuistry is endless and the consequences are incalculable. What is certain, whether because of the pandemic or for any other reason, is that we are often forced to create new inner landscapes (metaphorical or literal); worlds where we can hide, create, escape or simply rest. Worlds where there is room only for us and not for our circumstances.