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Gerth Kuusk

Artist's country of origin: Estonia

Gerth Kuusk is a self-taught artist without a degree in painting who works as a designer on a daily basis. The first experiments with classical painting were born in 2012, after which the artist’s ambition and artistic deepening have continued to grow. In 2015, he graduated from the advanced training in classical painting at the EKA Open Academy, and in 2019 he graduated from Tallinn University’s Haapsalu College, majoring in craft technologies and design. Kuusk puts a central place in his work on a person and his relationship with an abstract and occasionally metaphysical environment that reflects the states of the inner world. Kuusk has participated in several auctions of young art and participated in annual exhibitions of painters in Pärnu and Tallinn. In April 2024, the first solo exhibition was held at ArtDepoo. In the case of the latter, Kuusk also included his young children in the creative process, who, as co-authors of the works, helped bring a carefree treatment of color and form to the paintings.


Painting

Patcher by Gerth Kuusk
Patcher, 2022  
74 x 124 cm
€3200
An unfortunate incident with a tea by Gerth Kuusk
An unfortunate incident with a tea, 2024  
124 x 74 cm
€3500
Inspector (Wait! I know how it should be done) by Gerth Kuusk
Inspector (Wait! I know how it should be done), 2024  
70 x 49 cm
€800
That’s it! by Gerth Kuusk
That’s it!, 2024  
70 x 49 cm
€600

Mixed media

Variables (3/44) by Gerth Kuusk
Variables (3/44), 2023  
32.6 x 24 cm
€250
Variables (7/44) by Gerth Kuusk
Variables (7/44), 2023  
32.6 x 24 cm
€250
Variables (8/44) by Gerth Kuusk
Variables (8/44), 2023  
32.6 x 24 cm
€250
Variables (32/44) by Gerth Kuusk
Variables (32/44), 2023  
32.6 x 24 cm
€250
Variables (35/44) by Gerth Kuusk
Variables (35/44), 2023  
32.6 x 24 cm
€250

Portfolio Showcase (not for sale)

Variables (28/44) by Gerth Kuusk
Variables (28/44), 2023  
32.6 x 24 cm

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