Still Image from ‘TREMBLE,’ a collaborative image performed by Liz Rosenfeld, photographed by Christa Holka. Shot on location at Ficken3000, Berlin, August 2020.

Description:
Flutter. Shutter. Quiver. Throb. Vibrations oscillate between all the holes and all the folds. Exposed under full house lights, a lone body trembles with the architecture of an empty darkroom. Closed for 6- months due to social distancing laws, in a cruising space for cis- male public sex, through tableaus of nuanced movement, the artist's body proposes an ambiguous future towards abundance and desire. Skin and flesh palpitate with unknown anticipation against porous materials soaked with stale fluids, ghostly utterances, and queer potentials. This is not a memorial to what was once possible, but rather, a proposal to what this space can still become. Always an infinite hole. Always a threshold. The vibrant material of fat and flesh rock in service to ecologies and bodies not yet known.

Tremble is the first video work in a trilogy about the action and experience of trembling. Tremble is also available as an immersive multi-channel video installation, with surround sound. For more information see Liz’s website here.

Poster printed on high gloss
Archival Print printed on Fuji Crystal Archive Gloss
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