Swiss artist Nicolas Party

[admin]

He is heating up auction rooms, what is your critical review of his art?

[Beatriz]

His paintings are such sweet and cultured. It is hard to state if that belongs to the 21st century with all the technological noise of our time. When I look at his art I feel submerged in the Gustav Klimt era.

[Nicholaas]

A salon-slick type of naive art. Life is full of bright colors and childish characters. Undoubtedly, the high prices of this artist are the result of his excellent connections in the education system of NATO countries. As we can see, beautiful dreams and happy faces are still in demand, at least by propaganda. But what could really push many collectors to spend millions on this kind of new salon paintings? Why millions, at such a young age and for such a naive-childish product? Time will still give away all the speculators. Time will still appreciate all painters together. No, I am not a fan of this kind of painting. But I will be glad to hear the point of view of his fans. Probably, immersion in the brightly colorful world of children's fantasies is usefully relaxing and returns us to a new bright world, as we see it, having been born so recently. Perhaps it is beautiful, but exorbitantly expensive. I have the courage to assure you that many paintings of a similar level will never even find a single buyer. Perhaps advertising the education system and luring by money into art careers? Ah, how risky these careers are.