TREMORING is an exhibition of concert photography created over two years. The works on display move away from documentary literalism in favor of a subjective experience of music. Through the use of long exposures and deliberate, mechanical camera movement, the images lose their realism and acquire a painterly, abstract character.

Blurred silhouettes, streaks of light, and distorted space are not an error, but a means of expression—a visual equivalent of the sound, rhythm, and energy of the concert. Photographs don't show the event as it "was," but as it was experienced.

The exhibition's title refers not only to the movement present in the image itself, but also to the power of music to shake the viewer's body and mind. SHAKE is an attempt to capture the moment when sound is no longer merely heard but begins to be experienced—physically and emotionally.

Martyna Ambrosiewicz (born 2004) 

A third-year Graphic Design student at the University of Zielona Góra. She is currently pursuing her art degree in animation and glass art.

From a young age, she was involved in art, initially through painting and drawing, before gradually exploring other fields such as graphic design, animation, and photography. Her work draws inspiration from observing people and from her own and others' emotions. Taking photos at concerts became a natural field of artistic exploration for her—a space where sound, movement, and light merge into one.