Hildur Erna Villiblóm draws inspiration from the emotions, struggles, and beauty of the female experience. She transforms these elements into a bold and expressive visual language, amplifying the subtleties of body language and emotion. Working across various mediums, she layers sensorial worlds within physical forms, uncovering the raw intensity, fragility, and power of the female body — pulling both darkness and light into view. Each piece she creates carries its own quiet pulse, a presence that extends beyond the frame.

Villiblóm’s work has been exhibited across Iceland, London, and Scotland, in both solo and collective shows. Her photographs have found homes with collectors and have adorned book covers and posters. Most recently, one became the album cover for the Icelandic musician Kaktus—an artwork that went on to win both the Icelandic Music Award and the FÍT Award for its design.