Doomer dives deep into the unknown to regain lost innocence and save his soul

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PS1 intros echo in the infinite corridors of abandoned childish dreams. Doomer dives deep into the unknown unconscious realms, where the visions confront him with bare, unpleasant truth. In the video, he pulls the mysterious feels from the underground using dream notes and daydreams as the compass, and video editing software as the tool. This individuation allows him to rediscover scents, sounds and own emotions which he repressed and lost access to. As he progressively integrates fragmented memories and feelings associated with ps1 games he played in childhood, he becomes more whole, mature and content. The falling curtains unveil his first confrontation with death and first, seeding image of love. In this process, childlike self eventually feels heard and understood. The Doomer finally and fully understands his own motivations and the origin of his faults. With this new knowledge, his brain is free of constantly analyzing and seeking and finally he begins to change. The masculine and feminine elements meet in the central chamber of his soul and as he realizes he might never be a bloomer, but he possesses now wisdom which the bloomer lacks. Doomer realizes that real talents stem from this wisdom, and these talents make him a unique, capable individual. Eventually, with a greater understanding of his self, the lost innocence becomes rediscovered. Although Doomer cannot keep this treasure and bring it back to the surface, the experience of catharsis below allows him to finally accept the loss and start living fully on the surface world.

Last 5 minutes cut from the 6 hour-long video-collage story called One Last Adventure. A video developed over the course of 4 years using at least 900 different sources, mainly obscure low view clips. A recontextualized collage of collective vomit found on abandoned deep youtube playlists.

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Goodman Feels

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