Petra Lindholm “Orgueil l”
Petra Lindholm “Orgueil ll”
Petra Lindholm “Orgueil lll”
Petra Lindholm “Heat Wave”
Petra Lindholm “Kaidun kat”
Petra Lindholm “Untitled 3 kat”
Petra Lindholm “Allende”
Petra Lindholm “Sally”
Petra Lindholm “Hoba”
Petra Lindholm “white l”
Petra Lindholm “white ll”
Petra Lindholm “Torso”
Petra Lindholm “Sync”
Petra Lindholm “the shelter”
Petra Lindholm “The Approach”
Petra Lindholm “Medusa”
Petra Lindholm “Falling into Sea” Silk, polyester, ink jet and pigment on wood 40 x 50 cm 2015
Petra Lindholm “moon”
Petra Lindholm “The Outburst”
Petra Lindholm “Fjord light installation”
Petra Lindholm “Fjord light installation”
Petra Lindholm “Fjord light installation”
Petra Lindholm “Moll”
Petra Lindholm “Moll”
Petra Lindholm “Moll”
Petra Lindholm “For Anne Marie”
Petra Lindholm “For Anne Marie”
Petra Lindholm “For Anne Marie”
Petra Lindholm “For Anne Marie”
Petra Lindholm “The Village Inkjet”
Petra Lindholm “For Anne Marie”
Petra Lindholm “For Anne Marie”
Petra Lindholm “I inkjet”
Petra Lindholm “For Anne Marie”
Petra Lindholm “For Anne Marie”

Petra Lindholm

In her videos Lindholm has developed a special layer-to-layer technique which gives a distance and a dreamlike feeling to her work. Textile has now become a new way to express and visualize different scenes from her moving images by using multi-layered transparent textiles.

Last year Petra Lindholm lived by the highest mountains in the world during her eight months stay in Kathmandu, Nepal. The mountain can be seen as a symbol of a general desire that exists in our society today. The dream of reaching the top, be happy for a while when the goal is reached, and then get on to even greater heights.