Introducing Invisible Stone, a collaborative one-off performance from e4444e, lovedavid and Skip Willcox

About the artists:

lovedavid is a multi-disciplinary artist working between childish dreams and memories on the deathbed. Recent creative projects have involved collaborating with Japanese artist KOM_i, design and identity work for The Anti-Annual 2020 and Kudos Gallery, animation for SYDFEST and the launch of KUFKUF, a sustainable fashion brand. On Invisible Stone, lovedavid says “everybody has been responding to the information with a sense of doing so on their own terms. We’re travelling on different paths towards the same horizon.” Keep up to date with lovedavid here.

e4444e is an exploratory musician whose debut album Coldstream Road was released in 2020 via one of Australia’s longest-running indie labels, Spunk Records. Described by FBi Radio’s music director as “one of the most exciting acts to come out of Australia in the last few years”, creates a soundscape as celestial as it is grounded in the earth.
For Invisible Stone, e4444e has composed all new work, leaning towards ambient and textural soundscapes with an emphasis on simplicity and repetition, which e4444e’s Romy Church says, “weaves between instrumentals and songs written on the guitar, all the time trying to lead the listener somewhere without knowing where they are going, finding themselves suddenly arriving.” Keep up to date with e4444e on Facebook, Instagram and Bandcamp.

Skip Willcox is an independent dance artist based in Australia, who has engaged with  having resident and international choreographers and organisations including Tanzcompagnie Giessen/Stadt Theatre Giessen, Catapult Dance and Sydney Dance Company. As an emerging choreographer, Skip has created and performed solo performances, site-specific and collaborative works with international multi-disciplinary artists and composers. Skip’s work has been performed at QVB Sydney, Newcastle Art Gallery, The Lock-Up Contemporary Art Space, Critical Path (Sydney) and Lake Macquarie City Art Gallery. Keep up to date with Skip Willcox here.