Nikoletta Király

"I think painting is a message. Thoughts, things to say, that the painter doesn't want to keep to himself. To paint is to transmit something. Something that is behind the image that is depicted. Something that makes it more than a street, a bouquet on a table, or an open balcony door. More, because lives and thoughts are hidden behind the lines. The painter who has been down that street, seen that bouquet, or seen that balcony door.

And for the viewer, who may live on the same street, or have a florist, or remember that they left the balcony door open at home.

But maybe that's not the important thing, but that one day the viewer will see that painting. And hear the message of the painting and take it home. Because they want to keep looking at it at home. Every day from then on. "

Born in 1978 in Debrecen. His talent for drawing was noticed by his environment from his early childhood.
During his primary school years, he moved with his family near Lake Balaton.
He graduated from high school in Keszthely, during which time he became a pupil of Eörs Dókus, a painter, who started him on the path of oil painting.

He has been working independently for more than 15 years.
With his works - street scenes, landscapes inspired by memories from home or from a Mediterranean country - he says he wants to bring back the simple good feeling and the sincere smile on people's faces.
It has been exhibited in Budapest, Hévíz, Keszthely, Söjtör, Székesfehérvár, Bábolna, Tiszaalpár, Ócsa, among others.
For years he has been a regular participant in several national art festivals, and especially on such occasions he likes to work outdoors.
He currently lives in Hévíz.