Seven Years, Three Acts transforms a corner of a bedroom, into a stage of time. It maps Jaymyn’s seven-year journey through university. What began as a three-year degree became a story of rediscovery, growth, and creative exploration. The work reminds us that following one’s dreams is rarely linear, but always worthwhile.

The set divides into three acts: past, present, and future. The past is an archive with a shelf of old assessments, model boxes, and mementos. These are presented with humour and affection for the challenges that shaped him. The present captures his desk mid-creation. Scattered tools, sketches, and props show a love of making. The future looks forward with optimism. A model box built inside a suitcase reflects his upcoming move overseas and his dream of designing stages and props for large-scale concerts and world tours.

Lady Gaga, whose creative courage and reinvention have long inspired Jaymyn, is woven throughout the work as both muse and symbol of perseverance. Her influence is clear in the theatricality, emotion, and unapologetic commitment to artistry that define the piece. Seven Years, Three Acts is a celebration of passion, persistence and the belief that life’s greatest reward comes from pursuing what sets your soul alight.