Project 1 Proposal

 For my first project, I want to head in the direction of explaining the euphoric feeling of being in a crowd at a music festival. Music festivals are a safe space for me and are a place where I truly feel myself. The music, the lights, the people, the energy, and the vibes are so amazing at these festivals that it has been a main focus in my art in the past as well. I want to use this project as an experimental way to show the thrill and ride that is being at a festival. I might dive into the drug culture of festivals too and try and show how much of a scary world they can be if done wrong. 

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