Pascal Wild (born 1991 in Darmstadt, lives and works in Berlin) studied Communication Design in Mannheim and later developed his artistic practice outside formal art education, cultivating a distinct visual language that oscillates between innocence and excess, humour and melancholy. Working with oil, acrylic, spray paint, and pastel, he creates vivid, pop-inflected compositions populated by cartoon-like figures and oversized heads that recall the immediacy of children’s drawings. Beneath their playful facade lies a psychological depth touching on dependency, transience, intoxication, and existential emptiness.

Wild’s paintings navigate the intersection of Pop Art, Street Art, and archetypal symbolism, translating collective and personal narratives into a deliberately naïve yet emotionally charged aesthetic. Through colour and distortion, he explores the fragility, absurdity, and yearning that define the human condition.

Since 2021, Wild’s work has been exhibited internationally in Shanghai, Venice, Munich, Hamburg, and Berlin. His practice has been featured in Suboart Magazine, Zeitblatt Magazin, and Tagesspiegel. In 2023, he participated in a residency with Culterim and continues to expand his curatorial activities in Berlin.