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Enno de Kroon, born in 1962, is an artist renowned for his co-creative approach. He believes that creativity gains significance through a reciprocal exchange, with the viewer's active experience at its heart. The process of perception and interpretation emerges from a partnership with an engaged observer. Enno encourages viewers to participate actively, thereby influencing the interpretation that elevates his work to 'art'.

He is acclaimed for utilizing recycled egg cartons and corrugated cardboard, humble materials capable of altering and warping painted images depending on the viewpoint. Observers become conscious of their own perspective, which shapes their interpretation. Enno's most notable contribution is the creation of Eggcubism, an innovative painting technique applied to egg cartons, which he characterizes as two-and-a-half-dimensional. These everyday discarded items are central to his artistic method. His techniques and the visuals of his artwork are incorporated globally in interdisciplinary education in schools, creative hubs, and museums, aiming to enlighten individuals about the role of creativity in forging a 'personal perspective' on their surroundings, thereby aiding in self-confidence development.

Collaboration is an art form.

Enno's creative focus is progressively shifting towards collaboration, co-creation, and social engagement. He hones his expertise in these areas by organizing and leading creative workshops and group courses for the social sector, businesses, and government bodies. He also engages in art education on a project basis and delivers lectures on Recycled Art and circular art. Moreover, Enno offers small-scale workshops and courses for adults, children, and small groups (up to eight participants) in his studio located in Historisch Delfshaven, Rotterdam.

This website presents not only Enno's visual art but also various opportunities for collaboration, including workshops, courses, and other creative initiatives. If you are interested in visualizing a change process or a participation trajectory through creativity, co-creating an artwork with a group, or exploring other collaborative ventures, you are welcome to get in touch with us.