Hilda Champion is a German/American artist living in Naples, Florida.
The artist’s work transcends the traditional boundaries of lens-based work. Various genres such as landscapes, architecture, and abstract elements blend to create a unique and distinctive style.
Passion, dedication, and the willingness to explore result in visually captivating imagery and resonate deeply with her viewers.
Her images consistently win top international awards.
Very small limited editions of 10 are available in custom sizes and finishes.
Worldwide shipping is offered.
Florida’s landscape, once a natural tapestry dominated by the ubiquitous palm tree and tranquil waters, is now relentlessly cut into pieces, intersected and fragmented by urban sprawl.
Reeds in a pond combined with thick fog create this atmospheric and minimalistic scene.
The simplicity, the very few elements, the monochromatic color scheme with its different shades, tones, and tints - my favorite ingredients for a dreamy landscape.
Heat, moisture, decay, jungle, bromeliads – my ingredients for “Tropicalia”
Palm trees in any variety are a staple in Florida’s landscape, occurring naturally and planted in almost every yard.
Swaying in the summer breeze, their shadows create familiar patterns, relieving us from the heat and providing the much-needed shade.
Birds tell the story of grace, freedom, and beauty.
The intense stare of an egret, the curiosity of spoonbills, and the infinite focus and patience of a heron waiting for this prey - birds can express so many sentiments and emotions.
Elegantly soaring, or in a powerful lift-off, they live the freedom we humans can only dream of.
In my work I want to convey emotions and narratives that words often cannot.
The lens can immortalize these fleeting moments, offering viewers a glimpse into the ethereal world of avian life. Bird photography, in its essence, is a celebration of nature’s artistry, where every feathered subject becomes a line in a poem.
Storms with heavy rains and forceful winds frequently batter tropical paradises. Palm trees, with their limber trunks and open leaves are best adapted to withstand the onslaught.
“Urban Sprawl”
“No Words”
“Tropicalia”
“Shadow Play”
“Focus and Patience”
“Tropical Storm”
