Eva Hild: Topological Sculpture from Life Experience

Year: 2006 Authors: Nat Friedman

Core claim

Hild’s large hand-built clay sculptures create mathematically suggestive topological spaces shaped by pressure, flow, and strain from personal experience.

Topics

ceramic sculpture, topological form, minimal surfaces, life experience

Domains

topology, hyperbolic geometry, minimal surfaces, ceramic art, sculpture, form-space composition, contemporary craft

Methods

hand-building clay, surface sanding, kaolin slurry coating, stoneware firing

Media

white thin-built clay, kaolin slurry, stoneware

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