Three perspectives video - second to final project.

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This piece centers itself around me, and confronting my own identity. It also serves as a brief presentation of my art done for the ritual and installation project. 

I narrate a six-minute video of myself picking through my journey and discovery of purpose completed through my art, paired with external perspectives of myself through video-game montage and more serious undertones of self-reflection. 

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