Cue
Cue is a collaboration between STASIS, Ailie Ormston, Tim Fraser and Daniel Cook.
About Cue
Inspired by music created by Ormston and Fraser for Counterflows 2019, STASIS have created a performance which responds to the music and idiosyncratic architecture of a former Victorian school, which then developed into an artist film with filmmaker Daniel Cook. Utilising film noir and classic horror references, the eerie visuals tie together gendered cinematic tropes and concepts of the tragic hero’s journey and false victimhood, creating a sense of haunting and dread.
STASIS, founded in 2014, is a collaborative performance project by Aniela Piasecka, Olivia Norris, Isabel Palmstierna and Paloma Proudfoot that moves between the disciplines of performance art, live art, film, and installation.
Ailie Ormston and Tim Fraser’s album It Changes is set for release in Summer 2022 through bison records.
Daniel Cook is an artist and filmmaker, who immerses himself in the lives of his subjects. Creating work that is at once performative, factual and fictional.
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