Welcome to Wild Land

Pascal Wild creates vibrant visual worlds that are humorous, playful, and emotionally layered. Working with oil, acrylic, spray paint, ceramics, and mixed materials like sand or pastels, he uses bold colors and simple forms to craft images that shift between fairytale-like scenes, irony, and emotional depth.

Beneath the bright surfaces, his works tell stories—blending personal experiences, cultural references, and symbolic themes. Inspired by myths, old masters, and everyday life, Wild explores existential questions in a way that stays light: using humor, color, and a childlike, direct visual language.

A recurring figure often appears throughout his works—a stylized, open-eyed character who reflects aspects of the artist himself. Over time, this figure becomes a companion across different emotional and symbolic landscapes, evolving from painting to painting. It is both narrator and witness: a visual anchor that carries the viewer through Wild’s ongoing artistic journey.

At the heart of his work is the idea of the “inner child”—not as nostalgia, but as an artistic mindset grounded in openness, honesty, and wonder. With intentionally exaggerated and almost naive forms, he turns complex topics into visual stories that are easy to enter, but emotionally rich.

His recent work continues to explore the intersection of personal experience and shared cultural memory—across paintings and ceramic objects. Pascal Wild lives and works in Berlin.