In this brief but potent documentary, director Colin Peppard turns his lens on the raw, unfiltered world of underground performance art. The film centers on Sean McNicholas, a dedicated artist who operates the Makeshift Art Bar, a venue that thrives on chaos, spontaneity, and a rejection of conventional artistic boundaries. The central conflict emerges as McNicholas grapples with the paradox of creating a structured space for discipline-free expression, questioning whether true artistic freedom can exist within any framework. Through intimate, fly-on-the-wall footage, the documentary captures the tension between the desire for raw creativity and the logistical demands of running a space that defies categorization. The tone is gritty and immersive, mirroring the DIY ethos of its subject, offering a compelling glimpse into the sacrifices and passion required to sustain such a defiant artistic community. This five-minute piece serves as a concentrated meditation on the very nature of discipline in art.