Saxon Keeley

Blue Light Saxon Keeley

Despite his arrogance and pretensions, Jack finds himself both disregarding his own generation whilst simultaneously enjoying its excesses. Thriving in his own contradiction, morality is put aside to satisfy hedonistic desires. People are nothing more than names and faces. Each of his actions are reactionary. And yet, his friends are little better. Enjoying all that college life has to offer, his callous and self-serving actions lead Jack onto a road of self-destruction. Blue Light reflects on the moral ambiguity and ambivalence of youth, both angry and apathetic in equal measures.