A post‑cinematic loop built from fractured Hitchcock frames, reassembled into a
drifting, liminal animation. The piece sits between film memory and digital
hallucination, accompanied by an essential eerie soundscape.
Strange Train
Remixed from
Strangers on a Train. Alfred Hitchcock, Warner Bros. Pictures, 1951.
Sound sample from
"Dark Land" szegvari via Freesound.org, licensed under CC0 1.0.
I've remixed a famous still from Hitchcock's movie into an analog horror trip loop.
I wanted to play with that sense of movement from the mechanism of an mechanical
movie projector to make the flickering and spectral shapes create a
black-and-white "weirdcore" journey. Sort of like a paranoid haunted transmission
in the form of photo chemical decay and mechanical stress. I also mixed in an
eerie soundscape with the empty suit and cryptic vanitas motifs
