“Danny Boy” and “Shore Junge”

2016 & 2017, Black & White Film, Performance, Drawing “Danny Boy” is a performance, videoed to be seen by the outside audience. You’ll see the papers which demonstrated the aggression and psycho nature of the high school student. As such, the concept is of the past: A Tabula Rasa and World within World. The past was that I was stuck in high school, to which directed me into a new life. Some of it wasn’t useful such as the hard working nature, uniform and being in an all boys school. Therefore, the student is caught in a mental abyss trying to escape but at the same time, doesn’t know what to do so, therefore, he stays, frustrated and stressed. His mind is out of control leading him to slow down then ruthlessly speed up. With the confusion, scenes do fall quiet then loud to portray a saddened, brainwashed student. The film was such a huge epic that it had an additonal add nearly one year later. This was known as “Shore Junge” The decision to add on was to again demonstrate how despite no longer being at high school for almost two years, was to prove the high legacy lives on. The figure choses to speak German screaming “Shore Junge” as a way of derailing the dual grip of univerisity life and high school. This film was lost due to corruption issuses... However, the aggressive filled drawings exist on the next two pages. Here it portrays the theme of accretion of memory. It still turns out that my mind was deeply impaled with the thought of high school. These thoughts were jammed with institutionalization of high school, the bleak happinness, and ruthless tyranny of teachers. The link to watch the film is here below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykT_mDEd068 The following screenshots are as follows: Top right is the protagonist breaking free from the “iron” gripping of power (disguised as aluminium foil) from his school. Yet, while the boy has much more to accomplish given that he still wearing his school uniform. Bottom right is the figure drawing his emotions in a variety of emotions. From observing, it is clear that his emotions are in a combination of confusion and aggression.