Error while creating array of BufferedImage in java

import java.awt.image.BufferedImage;
import javax.imageio.ImageIO;
import java.io.IOException;

public class ImageLoader {
	public static BufferedImage loadImage(String path)
	{
		try {
			return ImageIO.read(ImageLoader.class.getResource(path));
		} catch(IOException e) {
			e.printStackTrace();
			System.exit(1);
		}
		return null;
	}
}

public class Assets {

	BufferedImage BackgroungImage, PlayerSprite, Enemy1, Enemy2, Enemy3, Enemy4;
	BufferedImage[] EnemySprites = new BufferedImage[4];

	public static void init()
	{
		BackgroundImg = ImageLoader.loadImage("/Assets/Images/BG.jpg");

		PlayerSprite = ImageLoader.loadImage("/Assets/Sprites/WaveRider.png");

		Enemy1 = ImageLoader.loadImage("/Assets/Sprites/Enemy1.png");
		Enemy2 = ImageLoader.loadImage("/Assets/Sprites/Enemy2.png");
		Enemy3 = ImageLoader.loadImage("/Assets/Sprites/Enemy3.png");
		Enemy4 = ImageLoader.loadImage("/Assets/Sprites/Enemy4.png");

		EnemySprites = {Enemy1, Enemy2, Enemy3, Enemy4};		
	}

}

I have been trying to create an array of BufferedImage using the code above but I am getting the error bellow.I am getting the same type of errors for all the variables I am trying to store in the array. I can not trace the errors in the code. I tried assigning the values of the array while declaring but it also gave me the same errors.

Assets.java:19: error: illegal start of expression
		EnemySprites = {Enemy1, Enemy2, Enemy3, Enemy4};		
		               ^
Assets.java:19: error: not a statement
		EnemySprites = {Enemy1, Enemy2, Enemy3, Enemy4};		
		                ^
Assets.java:19: error: ';' expected
		EnemySprites = {Enemy1, Enemy2, Enemy3, Enemy4};		
		                      ^
Assets.java:19: error: not a statement
		EnemySprites = {Enemy1, Enemy2, Enemy3, Enemy4};		
		                        ^
Assets.java:19: error: ';' expected
		EnemySprites = {Enemy1, Enemy2, Enemy3, Enemy4};		
		                              ^		
		                                              ^

You have several problems in your code.

Problem 1: Note, also, that array initialization with the {"literal", "array", "value"} is only allowed inline with the definition, i.e. when you define your array.

You will have to initialize it like: new YourType[]{values here..};.

Problem 2: Note, that all these variables:

BackgroungImage, PlayerSprite, Enemy1, Enemy2, Enemy3, Enemy4;

are Instance(non-static) fields, and you are trying to refer them from a Static Context, which you cannot do as instance member belongs to instance, and static member belongs to the class.

You can do either:

1. create a new instance of Assets and access the members of that instance;
2. define your fields as static.

Problem 3:

I will call this a problem as well: Please, do NOT use PascalCase for naming your class members (except for nested classes).

Why don't you try assignments with indices?

EnemySprites[0] = Enemy1;
..
..
EnemySprites[3] = Enemy4;