Eelco Hilgersom, born in 1979 in Amsterdam. Since childhood he has been fascinated by the architecture and structures that nature creates. This fascination drives him to create abstract artworks inspired by natural forms and organisms. Eelco’s artistic journey revolves around exploring contrasts in shapes, colors, and materials. His goal is to captivate observers, drawing them into his work through the interplay of contrasts and the complexity of each piece. To achieve this, Eelco employs various techniques and materials, constantly seeking the challenge of mastering new materials. Each concept he develops demands a unique approach, allowing him to experiment and innovate without constraints.

The artworks from Eelco’s Habitat family are a testament to his inspiration from nature’s extraordinary organisms. The colors, structures, and capabilities of these organisms’ skins offer a unique ability to convey messages, whether to intimidate a foe or allure a mate. In the Habitat family, Eelco blends different structures and colors of organisms, presenting them in an abstract manner. The organic shapes, colors, and reflective surfaces create new creatures, each conveying a distinct emotion. Every creature is named after the emotion it aims to express, such as Braver, Fierce, or Juicy. The reflective surfaces invite viewers to see themselves multiple times, establishing a profound connection with the emotions conveyed by the creatures.

The artworks from Eelco’s Habitat family are a testament to his inspiration from nature’s extraordinary organisms. The colors, structures, and capabilities of these organisms’ skins offer a unique ability to convey messages, whether to intimidate a foe or allure a mate. In the Habitat family, Eelco blends different structures and colors of organisms, presenting them in an abstract manner. The organic shapes, colors, and reflective surfaces create new creatures, each conveying a distinct emotion. Every creature is named after the emotion it aims to express, such as Braver, Fierce, or Juicy. The reflective surfaces invite viewers to see themselves multiple times, establishing a profound connection with the emotions conveyed by the creatures.

Eelco describes his artworks as an abstract reflection of the wondrous beauty of nature.