An Eva Hild stoneware sculpture, 'Interruption', 2002.

Eva Hild (born in 1966) lives and works in Sparsör in the south-west part of Sweden. Her works is mainly sculptures in white and black stoneware clay; organic non-figurative forms that moves in between 'inner and outer rooms'.Her first solo exhibition was at Galleri Inger Molin in Stockholm in 2000 and since then her sculptures has been exhibited in Nancy Margolis Gallery, New York, Galleri Andersson Sandström, Umeå and Galerie NeC, Paris, among many other places.
Eva Hild's art pieces is widely represented, both nationally and internationally, in museums and art collections, for example in Musee de Sèvres, Paris, Museum of fine arts, Boston, Museum of Contemporary Ceramics, Shanghai and National Museum, Stockholm.