This text is the fourth chapter of the text written by Petra Matějovičová at the monographic publication Eva Eisler of the edition series Design - Profiles - Key Figures on Czech Artists edited by Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague.
Who is Eva Eisler? An artist whose work always exhibits clear ties to architecture and the ability to shape the world around us, the space we live in, but who happened to find her primary medium of artistic expression in jewellery-through objects that are barely larger than the palm of the hand and are perceived in direct relation to the human body.
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