The Spirit of Form and Resistance In the quiet corners of Tartu, a creative force began to stir during the early decades of the twentieth century. Born in 1913, Elmar Kits entered a world that would soon demand much from the individual spirit. He sought his calling at the Pallas Art School, a place where the foundations of his vision were laid. His early years were marked by a restless search for a visual language that could speak to the complexities of existence, moving through the nuances of impressionism and postimpressionism toward something far more personal and profound. The path of an…