The work of the Finnish artist Petra Lindholm is prevalently focused on the use of the video as a means of expression. Her films do not have a structured storyline and are tales based on the subtle nuances of the colours and emotions portrayed. Extremely intimate and sophisticated dimensions that are able to conjure up atmospheres of tension and settings that appear trite only on the surface but are actually capable of setting off a subtle short-circuit between the real and the unreal. The enchanting images of hers works are then complemented by an important element, such as the soundtrack: a combination of environmental sounds and noises that are in turn enriched by the music and lyrics composed and performed by the artist herself.

In this second personal exhibition at Galleria Franco Soffiantino, Petra Lindholm widens her means of expression, combining video, photography and pottery. Three different ways of telling the poetic and subtle story of Ann-Marie and Mr. Obolensky.