Limp Wrist
2012
3 tables, 54 C-prints, HD video 1 mins (loop), wax, x-ray, archival documents and facsimile.
In Limp Wrist, documentation and indexing are used as performative acts to trace the origins of the term ‘Limp Wrist’. Using three large tables as structure, materials such as text, photographic documentation and artefacts from a queer/Spanish hardcore band, material from a military context explaining how to deal with an inability to fire a weapon, are combined with a suite of reenacted/restaged photographs based on portraits of people connected to an extended queer/feminist field. An inherent normative linguistic history reveals itself, and a more multifaceted meaning of the expression ‘Limp Wrist’ is unveiled.
Limp Wrist consists of four parts: Becoming, Instruction, Rage and the short film sequence Room 217 in the Morning.
Public Collections: Gävleborg County Art Collection, Gävle SE. Haninge Municipality Art Collection, Haninge SE.