Born in Hungary, Klára Némethy (*1966) is a freelance artist and curator based in Berlin. After studying International Marketing and Linguistics, she completed a certificate in Curating at the Berlin University of the Arts (UdK).

Némethy explores the parallels and controversies of the invisible symbiosis between man, city, and nature. Her most recent works are the result of an artistic exploration of the inexorable transformation of nature and human existence. Her paintings characteristically feature solitary female figures, serving as emblematic expressions of women's vulnerability, fragility, and poetic lightness.

Her oeuvre includes oil paintings, drawings, watercolors, and installations. Since 2016, she has been developing innovative exhibition formats that enable art to be experienced in public and pop-up spaces in new and natural ways.

She counts David Hockney, Kiki Smith, Anselm Kiefer and Leiko Ikemura among the artists who have influenced her the most. In Budapest, the Hungarian painter Mihály Schéner, a friend of hers, had a significant influence on her with his expressive painterly world and autonomous colourism.

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Exhibitions, Art Projects, Berlin (Selection)

2025
Paper Positions, Galerie Grolman

2025
The Seen, the Unseen & the Uncanny, group exhibition, Kearney Berlin

2024
Human Nature, pop-up solo exhibition, Haus Leopold

2020
Art of Sustainability, international group exhibition, Gallery GG3

2019
The GARDEN, solo exhibition, Gallery Kunst40

2019
Tree of Consumption, open-air art installation in Berlin-Kreuzberg, Gallery GG3

2018
Transformatio Terrae, publication, Shifting Seasons, art project

2018
Art trail in Botanic Garden Berlin, art project

2018
The Water Was Pure & Clean, Gallery GG3

2018
Preparing for Darkness, international group exhibition, Kühlhaus Berlin

2016
Open-Air Lakeside Exhibition, Berlin, solo exhibition in public space,
Schlachtensee & Krumme Lanke