Exhibitions
2025
AAF Brussels (Studio UK gallery) BE
AAF Brussels (Studio UK gallery) BE
2024
AAF Hamburg (Galeria Rodrigo Juarrans) DE
Discovery Art Fair Frankfurt (Bear Gallery) DE
AAF Stockholm (Rep Ringel ART Gallery) SK
AAF Amsterdam (Studio UK) NL
Nov Art Montpellier (Bear Gallery) FR
Solo Show (de Galerie Rotterdam) NL
AAF Londen (Bear Gallery) UK
Solo – Galerie Grote markt 10 Antwerpen BE
KunstRAI (De galerie Rotterdam) NL
Group Show ‘BAM 075 – (Artzaanstad Gallery) NL
Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam (studio UK) NL
Art Up Lille – (Bear Gallery) FR
AAF Hamburg (Galeria Rodrigo Juarrans) DE
Discovery Art Fair Frankfurt (Bear Gallery) DE
AAF Stockholm (Rep Ringel ART Gallery) SK
AAF Amsterdam (Studio UK) NL
Nov Art Montpellier (Bear Gallery) FR
Solo Show (de Galerie Rotterdam) NL
AAF Londen (Bear Gallery) UK
Solo – Galerie Grote markt 10 Antwerpen BE
KunstRAI (De galerie Rotterdam) NL
Group Show ‘BAM 075 – (Artzaanstad Gallery) NL
Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam (studio UK) NL
Art Up Lille – (Bear Gallery) FR
2023
STArt – Strasbourg (Bear Gallery) FR
Art Montpellier (Bear Gallery) FR
Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam (studio UK) NL
Lausanne Art3f Artfair (Bear Gallery) CH
Group show ‘Summer’ (Galerie Bear) FR
Opening Show (De Galerie Rotterdam) NL
Le Sm’ART – Aix en Provence – (Bear Gallery) FR
Meet and greet solo – (De Galerie Den Haag) NL
Art Up Lille – (Bear Gallery) FR
Affordable Art Fair Brussels BE
Artzaanstad – ‘Zaanse streken’ (group show) NL
STArt – Strasbourg (Bear Gallery) FR
Art Montpellier (Bear Gallery) FR
Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam (studio UK) NL
Lausanne Art3f Artfair (Bear Gallery) CH
Group show ‘Summer’ (Galerie Bear) FR
Opening Show (De Galerie Rotterdam) NL
Le Sm’ART – Aix en Provence – (Bear Gallery) FR
Meet and greet solo – (De Galerie Den Haag) NL
Art Up Lille – (Bear Gallery) FR
Affordable Art Fair Brussels BE
Artzaanstad – ‘Zaanse streken’ (group show) NL
2022
Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam 2022 NL
Dutch Design Week – SWOP ART NL
De Galerie Den Haag – Group show NL
Galerie DNK – ‘Summer Show’ NL
Rolling Art Amsterdam NL
Galerie DNK (group show) NL
Now On View: De Galerie Den Haag NL
Dutch Design Week – SWOP ART NL
De Galerie Den Haag – Group show NL
Galerie DNK – ‘Summer Show’ NL
Rolling Art Amsterdam NL
Galerie DNK (group show) NL
Now On View: De Galerie Den Haag NL
2021
Affordable Art Fair Amsterdam 2021 NL
T*ART (group show) NL
Studio Ingrid Roos (Exhibitions: Collectie Uiterwaal Kroes) NL
Amsterdam Art Week (Sir Art Studio) NL
Sir Art Studio – New Me (group show) NL
Gallery Artzaanstad Duo expositie ‘Zaanse Connectie’ NL
Artist Talk at Gallery Artzaanstad
T*ART (group show) NL
Studio Ingrid Roos (Exhibitions: Collectie Uiterwaal Kroes) NL
Amsterdam Art Week (Sir Art Studio) NL
Sir Art Studio – New Me (group show) NL
Gallery Artzaanstad Duo expositie ‘Zaanse Connectie’ NL
Artist Talk at Gallery Artzaanstad
2020
Gallery Artzaanstad (group show) ‘Vrijheid’ NL
2019
Galerie Blauw solo expositie NL
Groepsexpositie ‘De Watertoren’ NL
Gallery Artzaanstad groepsexpositie ‘Jong Talent’ NL
Groepsexpositie ‘De Watertoren’ NL
Gallery Artzaanstad groepsexpositie ‘Jong Talent’ NL
2018
Gallery Artzaanstad groepsexpositie ‘Zaanse Streken’ NL
Artzaanstad event (art fair) NL
Artzaanstad event (art fair) NL
Aron Kroes (1987) primarily immerses himself in the realm of figurative painting, pushing the boundaries of conventional representation.
His use of abstraction stems from an intuitive approach, serving as a genuine expression of emotions, experiences, and technique, without any compromises. This approach invites viewers to interpret the artwork freely, turning each portrait into a reflective mirror of their own perceptions.
Aron’s place within the art world resides at the intersection of the figurative and the abstract. His artistic exploration is focused on challenging the limitations of the figurative form. Furthermore, his intuitive methodology significantly influences his work, as he creates paintings without any external references. This process results in a direct translation and embodiment of his emotions and sentiments at the precise moment of creation. In many ways, Aron’s work can be seen as a conceptual self-portraits.
His paintings often possess a chaotic essence, occasionally revealing unexpected beauty. While they invariably maintain a connection to the foundational elements of portraiture, the incorporation of abstraction takes viewers on a journey through a world of perpetual balance, oscillating between expressive forms and a vibrant color palette.
In addition, Aron’s work is defined by its fascination with light, particularly its reflective qualities. Through the use of metallic and chrome hues, he actively seeks to engage with light and reflection. These distinct and sometimes synthetic spray paint colors draw inspiration from the graffiti and street art scene, a heritage that Aron embraces with enthusiasm and incorporates seamlessly into his current artistic endeavors.
