Eva Hild is a Swedish sculptor renowned for her fluid, organic forms that gently blur the boundary between interior and exterior space. Working primarily in clay, she hand-builds hollow sculptural bodies that feel both weightless and grounded, poised between movement and stillness.
Through subtle curves and continuous surfaces, Hild’s works encourage a slow, attentive way of looking. Light travels across their forms, revealing quiet shifts in tension and balance, while negative space becomes as present as the material itself. Her sculptures offer a contemplative encounter, where form, space, and sensation are held in delicate equilibrium.
