There is a moment when everything changes. There is a moment when you ask your friend to punch you in the face because you believe it will bring you sudden clarity, and all you want is sudden clarity. New love, new cities, new everything, and you are struggling to get it all down on paper. Written in fragmented, second-person prose, 'Serious' is a confession and a prayer that explores the fine line where art and life overlap. We follow the narrator as he navigates the rabbit-hole of a new relationship, an old one, and his own madness. Set in Portland, Oregon, 'Serious' is a timely portrait of what it means to be a young artist today.