CFHILL, SE
CFHILL is an international art space and art advisory, representing some of Sweden’s most prominent artists. Placed in the heart of Stockholm, CFHILL’s permanent space in the 18th century building at Riddargatan 13, offers a variety of exhibitions with a vast range of artists from across generations and backgrounds.s.
Since the start in 2015, CFHILL has produced over 100 exhibitions, with works by artists such as Hilma af Klint, Sheila Hicks, Sonia Delaunay, Yayoi Kusama, Donna Huanca, Carsten Höller, Olafur Eliasson, Lucio Fontana, Keith Haring, Barabara Kruger, Paloma Varga Weisz, Sixten Sandra Österberg, Niki de Saint Phalle, Jonathan Lyndon Chase, Andy Warhol, Kennedy Yanko, Annie Morris, Sarah Lucas & Amoako Boafo. Exhibitions are curated in-house or in collaboration with international names such as Melanie Lum (US/China), Francesca Gavin (UK), Sandra Weil (Tel Aviv), Sophie Mörner (US), Javier Peres (Germany), Destinee Ross-Sutton (US).
Under CFHILL’s independent Art Advisory, CFHILL has created numerous art collections for private collectors as well as for corporations and institutions, such as SEB, Tangen Collection and Ett Hem, and work as an active partner for longer-term initiatives, including the Firestorm Foundation and AMOCA, Wales.
CFHILL was founded and is led by Michael Storåkers, Executive Chairman and Head of Contemporary, Anna-Karin Pusic, CEO and Head of Specialists and Michael Elmenbeck, Creative Director and Head of Exhibitions exhibitions alongside a rigorous programme of curated group exhibitions.
Riddargatan 13
114 51 Stockholm
Sweden
Featured Artist(s)
This year's presentation
CFHILL presents a visionary landscape where the works of Isak Hall and Ester Eriksson reawaken Romantic ideals – with a contemporary twist. Hall’s paintings, rooted in Renaissance techniques, evoke otherworldly spaces that feel both timeless and urgent. His spectral landscapes blur the line between reality and the sublime, capturing an artist enthralled by the mysteries of nature.
Through a different lens, Eriksson’s sculptures introduce an untamed spirit to these dreamscapes. Her figures, raw and free, embody the Romantic pursuit of personal liberation—a world unbounded by convention and brimming with imagination.
Together, Hall and Eriksson reimagine the familiar through alternate perspectives, bridging technique with instinct, order with chaos. The result mirrors our modern Scandinavian identity—its nostalgia and its unyielding quest for freedom and self-expression. In an age of increasing rationality, these artists remind us of the “enchanted reality” lying just beyond the boundaries of the everyday.
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