'The Night is Quiet for Me' follows a pilgrimage to Tennessee for the 40th anniversary of Elvis' death. A reverential narrative that follows ideas of apotheosis and eternity in both a documentary and abstract form of fandom, souvenirs, and place. Within the work the idea of eternity though memory is seen through the reproductions of Elvis' face distorted and replicated, interspersed with details of landscape from Memphis and Nashville as it is today.
