El stop motion como medio artístico en la representación de la ansiedad y depresión en una sociedad escandalosa

Abstract

This project looks at psychological conditions from a demonstration perspective to highlight the crises of anxiety and depression that affect many people around us, including ourselves, as approximately 280,000 people worldwide suffer from these conditions. All of them have different roots, both external and internal, such as socioeconomic conditions or genetic predisposition. It is recognized that people with various types of diseases can develop major depression because the brain becomes dysregulated and does not produce enough dopamine, a hormone that regulates mood. People often think of depression as a constant state of sadness, but it’s a silent illness that’s often overlooked because people can go about their daily lives looking normal. However, depending on the stage the individual is in, it requires a great deal of physical and mental exertion, making it difficult to lead a normal life. Worrying data from the World Health Organization (WHO) reveal the significant impact of depression on society. It is important to take steps to address this mental issue. Differences in the incidence of depression between men and women and this impact on pregnant and postpartum women indicate the need for special attention and awareness of these issues. In addition, the number off suicides, especially among young people, is alarming. These data highlight the importance of suicide prevention and mental health promotion, especially among these vulnerable groups. Resources and efforts must be allocated globally to address these challenges. Using the field of animation, using stop-motion animation techniques, the project attempts to symbolically represent every state of anxiety and melancholic crisis from its beginning to its end. The goal is to highlight the condition, the pain of living with the disease, had how it can wreak havoc. The goal of the program is to raise awareness and encourage people to take mental health seriously, as well as inspire people to become a support network for those who need it, because you will be able to reduce your symptoms by 50% and even overcome depression and live a peaceful life.