Landscapes of Memories

For this year’s fair, the gallery presents a solo presentation focused on Lindholm’s textile works combined with videoworks. Visitors are invited to enter her world and encounter her textile assemblages alongside the sounds that shape them, whether through vocals, composed elements, or the resonance of a tuning fork. Sound is an integral part of her practice, weaving through the layers of material and image.

Her work is informed by life in Småland, where she often turns inward and responds to the stillness of nature. Observations of light, weather, and subtle environmental shifts appear in her compositions, and in her previous works she has incorporated sunbeams and astrology, showing her attention to the rhythms of the natural world.

Lindholm’s process is associative and evolving. She layers materials she creates or collects through travel and reflection until a composition emerges. Each layer builds on the previous one, allowing image and sound to interact and suggest rather than dictate. The finished works unfold slowly, offering immersive landscapes shaped by memory, intuition, and experience, inviting viewers to engage with the subtle, poetic worlds she constructs.