Liis Koger
Estonian painter and poet
Estonian painter and poet
Born in 1989 in Estonia, a painter and poet whose works reflect a deep connection to nature and personal experiences. Koger's artistic style is characterized by vibrant colors and intricate details, which resonate strongly within the contemporary Estonian art scene. In addition to visual art, Koger has made contributions to poetry, exploring themes of identity and environment. Exhibitions featured works in various galleries throughout Estonia, showcasing both paintings and published poetry collections.
Exhibited paintings in notable Estonian galleries
Published poetry collections reflecting personal experiences
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