Katrin Berge Artwork

Katrin Berge is a Norwegian artist and illustrator living in Bergen where she loves to explore the forest and nature surroundings for inspiration and recreation. As a child she lived by the forest and sea and grew up observing nature in all of its forms everyday, and the fascination for all kinds of animals, insects and creatures of the wild has not ceased to increase. Katrin works with graphite to create images with a high level of detail, mixing together fauna and animals and often leans towards the surreal and dark.

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Exhibitions

  • 2025: No exhibitions planned so far this year
  • 2024: Group show "Strange Dreamscapes" with Quirky Fox in Hawera New Zealand
  • 2023: Group show "Don't Wake Daddy" with Feinkunst Krüger in Hamburg Germany
  • 2023: Group show "Birds Rising" with Brassworks Gallery in Portland USA
  • 2023: Solo exhibition with Kunstgarasjen in Bergen Norway
  • 2022: Group show "The Birds" with Feinkunst Krüger in Hamburg Germany
  • 2022: Group show "Fractured Aviary" with Antler Gallery in Portland USA
  • 2021: Group show "Wilderness II" with Antler Gallery and Hashimoto Contemporary in New York USA
  • 2018: Group show "(inhabit)" with Helikon Gallery & Studios in Denver Colorado USA
  • 2018: Group show "Small Works" with Beinart Gallery in Melbourne Australia
  • 2017: Group show "Calamity" with Light Grey Art Lab in Minneapolis USA
  • 2017: Group exhibition WOW² with the UK based online gallery WOW x WOW
  • 2017: Solo exhibition "Menneske og dyra" in Bergen with Pamflett
  • 2017: Group exhibition "Familiar" in Portland Oregon with Talon Gallery USA
  • 2016: Solo exhibition "Menneske og dyra" in Oslo with Grafill R21
  • 2015-2020: Part of KODE museums exhibition for children "Drømmedryss" in Bergen

Education

  • 2007-2010 Master's degree in Visual communication from Bergen National Academy of the Arts (KMD)
  • 2004-2007 Bachelor's degree in Visual communication from Bergen National Academy of the Arts (KMD)
  • 2002-2004 Ålesund Kunstfagskole / Ålesund Art College
 

Awards and recognitions