Idu Berg

Idu Berg is a contemporary visual artist whose work traverses the boundaries of painting, sculpture, and installation, drawing inspiration from the shifting landscapes of memory, identity, and environment. Born in Tallinn, Estonia, in 1987, Berg’s early immersion in the stories and textures of the Baltic region fostered a deep connection to both tradition and experimentation. After completing formal studies at the Estonian Academy of Arts, Berg continued to develop a unique visual language that blends organic motifs with conceptual rigor, often incorporating local materials and found objects into layered compositions.

Berg’s art is characterized by its tactile quality and subtle interplay of color, inviting viewers to engage with the work on both an immediate sensory level and a reflective, meditative one. Exhibiting widely across Europe and gaining increasing attention from international audiences, Berg’s recent projects explore themes of displacement and belonging, seeking meaning in the ephemeral moments that define personal and collective experience. Through workshops, collaborations, and community-based initiatives, Berg is also a passionate advocate for the transformative power of art in society, committed to fostering dialogue, inclusivity, and creative exploration.