BAJKÓ ATTILA was born in Miercurea Ciuc and studied art in Timișoara and Budapest. Known to the public especially for his spectacular theatre set designs and his meticulously crafted wood paintings, remarkable for their incredible richness of detail, Bajkó Attila made a successful debut in book illustration with the volume Királylányok, Tündérek, Boszorkányok by Pápes Éva (2013), followed by The Princess and The Pigeon by John Lane (2015), Giusina, cămila de București by Andreea Micu (2019), and Ragyog a mindenség: Erdélyi gyermekvers-antológia (2021)
Personal expositions
1993 – “Small Gallery” – József Attila School – Miercurea-Ciuc
1994 – “Kriterion House” Gallery – Miercurea-Ciue
1994 “Small Gallery” Illustrations of Józsel Atila’s poems – Miercurea-Ciuc
1995 “Kriterion House” Gallery – Miercurea-Ciuc
Expoziții colective
1995 – Artist C’amp Gyomaendrőd
1995 – “Autumn Exhibition” – Miercurea-Ciuc
1996 – Artist Camp Săvârșin – Arad county, Romania
1996 – F’ine Art Museum – Brasov, Romania
1996 – “Student-Fest” Exhibition – Banat Museum – Timisoara
1996 – Odorhciu-Secuiese – Harghita county, Romania
1996 – “Pallas Akadémia” Gallery – Micrcure-Cinc
1996 – “Color Print” Graphic Art – Iasi, Romania
1996 – “Del Bello Gallery” – Toronto, Canada
1996 – Artist Camp – lasi
1996 – “Arda Müller Guttemburg House” – Timisoara
1997 – “Graphic Saloon” – Bucuresti, Romania
1997 – “Literar Café – Tilos”- Miercurea-Ciuc
1997 – “Another <Door for Viena” Art Project Gallery – Timisoara
1997 – “Drawing Saloon” – Arad
1997 – “Eurobus”- Banat Museum – Timisoara
1997 – George enescu Memorial House – Tescani, Bacău county
1998 – “VEST EAT EST” – Anglia
