A young man, wearing a dark blue suit, stands in the centre of an empty set and takes his jacket off.
I’m in ecstasy, or am I ecstasy.
He stands, looks arounds, and twists his wrists.
He begins to move his body slightly as music begins (Toro y Moi – ‘So many details’).
Pretty pill in pretty paper. Pretty pill in ugly mouth.
His movements become more jagged and the images overlap to look like two bodies moving in the same space. His eyes close and he unbuttons his shirt.
And now in this dark alley we’re swaying.
And now in this doorway we’re judged.
And now in this body all my blood is broken.
And now in this club, like my drinks, my feelings are mixed.
He taps his feet and his hands jerk outwards as he dances. Different films of the same man dancing are played over each other so his movements appear more fragmented and jolting.
His body is moving fast and his quick dancing is interjected by a still image of him staring directly at the camera. The two images blur and the whole screen is messy and confused.
Dopamine and noradrenaline and serotonin.
My genes stick to me.
My jeans stick to me.
As the obsession grows, so does the fear.
Amazed by the (apparent) ease with which you find simple ways to describe things that would take me sentence upon sentence.
Agree with you about simple words. But it’s the difference between knowing that and being able to do it that sets you apart.