Paul Kroner is a contemporary visual artist living in Cincinnati, Ohio. His art includes representative and non-representative works in oils, acrylics, bronze, and other media. Paul is a recipient of the Ohio Arts Council Artist Opportunity Grant, the Cincinnati Summerfair Aid to Individual Artist Grant, winner of the Sculpture category in the Zanesville Museum of Art 78th Ohio Annual Exhibition, 2nd Place Winner in the 2024 Ohio Art League Spring Exhibit, and 3rd Place in the 56th Annual Cincinnati Art Club View ViewPoint nationally juried exhibition. His art has graced numerous galleries and been featured in solo and group exhibitions across New England and the Midwest. His work adorns private collections nationally and internationally. He is also the owner and gallerist of Studio Kroner in Cincinnati, OH, which features local, regional, and national artists.

"With the human form as my primary muse, I explore the intricate balance between stability and instability, expressing the universal struggle for equilibrium. My passion lies in the intersection of design aesthetics and human emotion. I am captivated by the elegance of form, the fluidity of curves, and the eloquence of negative space. My creative practice is also a personal odyssey, a daily confrontation with the tumultuous forces within. By illuminating our shared human struggle to find peace and balance through form, curves, and negative space, viewers find fresh openings to contemplate the delicate interplay between inner turmoil and outer calm. I aim to engage viewers in deciphering the ambiguity of forms, allowing them to construct their own narratives that integrates them as an essential part of the story."