Nedko Hristov (1965–2014) is a Bulgarian graphic artist whose work combines the precision of the classical graphic school with a personal interest in drawing and visual storytelling. He graduated from the University of Veliko Tarnovo with a degree in Graphics under Assoc. Prof. Motko Bumov in 1993, and since 2000 has been a member of the Graphics section of the Union of Bulgarian Artists.
In his work, Nedko Hristov remains faithful to graphics and drawing as the main means of artistic expression. His works are distinguished by attention to detail, precise drawing and a striving for a clearly constructed composition. Over the years, he has presented his works in a number of exhibitions, including the solo exhibition "Brod", shown in Plovdiv in 2007.
In addition to being an artist, Hristov has an active participation in the artistic life of Plovdiv. As a member of the Board of Directors of the Society of Plovdiv Artists, he works for the implementation of exhibition projects and the support of contemporary authors. His latest curatorial project, the exhibition “Drawing and Plastic Art,” brings together works by established Bulgarian artists from different generations.
Although his life ended prematurely in 2014, Nedko Hristov remains part of the contemporary history of Bulgarian graphics – an artist for whom drawing and the graphic sheet are a space for concentration, professionalism, and consistent creative development.
