SABOTAGE

This audio-visual experiment explores the interplay between pre-existing media and personal narrative through the fusion of stock footage and a monologue from an audition by Jayson Stewart. 

The footage, commonly detached from individual stories, serves as a backdrop for the monologue, which unfolds a deeply personal reflection on survival, regret, and loneliness. By placing Stewart's raw, emotional audition within the context of sci-fi imagery, the piece invites viewers to consider the dissonance between curated visuals and unfiltered self-expression. The work seeks to examine how we navigate the tension between external challenges and our internal truths, questioning what it means to be truly alone and on a pre-destined course.

Through this juxtaposition, the experiment also probes the idea of performance itself—both the literal performance of the monologue and the metaphorical performance of being alone.