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A Curaçao-born artist, Nena Sanchez (1943–2017) was known for her vibrant depictions of Caribbean life, painting colorful flowers, wildlife, and island scenes. She first gained recognition at 18 when her artwork was exhibited in Mexico and the Caribbean. After years abroad, she returned to Curaçao, where she developed her signature bright and joyful style. Her legacy lives on through her art galleries in Punda and at the historic Landhuis Jan Kok, where visitors can still experience her work today. Arist: Nena Sanchez Photo By: @TJScottPicutres

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This wall mural was created by Cuban born artist Esteban Ferrales. He is a self-taught artist residing in Curaçao. His distinctive three-dimensional murals, crafted from polychrome cement, showcase the island's vibrant flora and fauna. Notable works include this "Fantasy Garden Mural" in Punda, featuring sunflowers, butterflies, and hummingbirds. Beyond murals, Esteban specializes in custom relief canvases, sculptures, and decorative elements for pools and fountains. Artist: Estaben Ferrales Instagram: @artesferrales Photo by: @TJScottPictures

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The ChiChi Store & Gallery is colorful, curvy, and full of character. ChiChi® is one of Curaçao’s most iconic art pieces, hand crafted by local artisans under the guidance of German artist Serena Israel, these vibrant, hand-painted figurines celebrate the warmth and wisdom of the Caribbean’s big sister— ChiChi means “big sister” in Papiamento. Artist: @serena_israel ChiChi: @chichicuracao Photo By: @TJScottPictures

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A Curaçao-born artist, Nena Sanchez (1943-2017) was known for her vibrant depictions of Caribbean life, painting colorful flowers, wildlife, and island scenes. She first gained recognition at 18 when her artwork was exhibited in Mexico and the Caribbean. After years abroad, she returned to Curaçao, where she developed her signature bright and joyful style. Her legacy lives on through her art galleries in Punda and at the historic Landhuis Jan Kok, where visitors can still experience her work today. Artist: Nena Sanchez Photo By: @TJScottPictures

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Guenn Ramon Gustina A true multidisciplinary artist, Guenn Ramon Gustina moves between music, poetry, photography, dance, and visual arts. Calling himself a poeta krioyo (Creole poet), his artistic journey began with music, singing in a group called Angelitos as a child. While his talent for painting is undeniable, murals are just one of his many creative outlets. Keep an eye out for his work as you explore Curaçao’s evolving street art scene. Artist: Guenn Ramon Gustina  Instagram: @ramonatorium Photo By: @TJScottPictures

B07

BAGIRA grew up across Algeria, Hungary, Belgium, and the Netherlands before relocating to Curaçao in 2014. A self-taught artist, she first discovered her talent at 21. Her multicultural background shapes her work, which blends deep, emotive themes with bold experimentation. You’ll find her murals across Curaçao, and you can visit the Gallery BAGIRA is in Kura Hulanda to see and buy her vibrant paintings.     Artist: BAGIRA Instagram: @theonlybagirayouknow & @thegallerybagira  Photo By: @TJScottPictures

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Born at sea in 1948 to a Dominican mother and Curaçaoan father, Jean Girigori has spent her life immersed in the Caribbean’s rich artistic traditions. She lived in Puerto Rico, Jamaica, and Haiti, where painter George Paul Hector encouraged her early talent. Her first exhibitions took place in Haiti, followed by shows in the Dominican Republic and Jamaica. Known for her bold, expressive style, Jean’s work is deeply rooted in West Indian culture, religion, and women’s rights. You can visit her gallery in Punda at Passaatstraat 8 Artist: Jean Girigori Instagram: @jeangirigori  Photo By: @TJScottPictures

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The street wall and love seats around Jean Girigori’s gallery in Punda are covered in her lyrical murals of fish and boats. Jean is known for her bold, expressive style and you can visit her gallery in Punda at Passaatstraat 8 Artist: Jean Girigori Instagram: @jeangirigori  Photo By: @TJScottPictures

B10

The Jean Girigori Gallery is a bold, poetic, and unmistakably Caribbean showcase of one of Curaçao’s most celebrated artists—who you’ll often find painting right outside the gallery door. Known for her striking use of color and deeply expressive figures, Jean blends Afro-Caribbean, Indigenous, and Latin American influences into paintings that tell powerful stories of heritage, struggle, and resilience. Artist: @jeangirigori Photo By: @TJScottPictures

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Darrick da Silva Marchena, aka FOOL - the son of renowned muralist Garrick Marchena - has carved out his own path in street art. Born in Pittsburgh, he later moved to Curaçao, where he was immersed in the island’s creative scene. Now based in Orlando, he continues to evolve his distinct style. Darrick’s murals are filled with mystery, imagination, and striking portraiture. Artist: Darrick da Silva Marchena Instagram: @darrickdasilva Photo By: @TJScottPicutres

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This mural brings together the distinct styles of two Curaçao-based artists: Melissa Vijay Bharwani is the artist behind Dhan Arts and the creator of Skadey, Curaçao's Official Cat. Inspired by her own cat gazing at the island’s iconic Handelskade, she began painting these unique feline figures, each adorned with the vibrant waterfront scene on their backs. You can explore her creations at Copperstone in Punda. Jhomar Loaiza is one of Curaçao’s most prolific muralists, with his work found all over the island. A key figure in the street art scene, he creates large-scale, immersive pieces that have become local landmarks. His home-gallery-atelier in Otrobanda is a favorite photography spot, and you can find over 20 of his works listed on the Otra Guide app. Artist: Melissa Vijay Bharwani Instagram: @dhanarts Artist: Jhomar Loaiza Instagram: @Jhomar.Loaiza Photo By : @TJScottPictures featuring artist Lara Bonomo @LaraBonomo_

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BAGIRA’s murals can be found all over the island, and it’s fascinating to see her style evolve. A self-taught artist, her multicultural background shapes her work, blending deep, emotive themes with bold experimentation. You can visit Gallery BAGIRA in Kura Hulanda to see and purchase her vibrant paintings—and you’ll often find her there. Artist: BAGIRA Instagram: @theonlybagirayouknow & @thegallerybagira  Photo By: @TJScottPictures

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Medardo de Marchena by Avantia Damberg. Tucked away on a side street in Punda, this mural is worth the search—blending history with bold visual storytelling. It honors Pedro Pablo Medardo de Marchena, a Curaçaoan-Bonairian novelist, poet, and national activist who was a pioneer of Caribbean intellectual emancipation and part of the anti-colonial movement. Avantia Damberg is one of Curaçao’s most recognized artists and a leader in the island’s growing art scene. Artist: Avantia Damberg Instagram @avantiadambergartist  Photo By: @TJScottPictures

B15

Everyone loves a colorful set of angel wings, and these are part of a massive mural by Avantia Damberg depicting Pedro Pablo Medardo de Marchena. Covering most of a four-story building in the heart of Punda, this striking piece blends history with bold, dynamic art, making it a standout in Curaçao’s street art scene. Artist: Avantia Damberg Instagram @avantiadambergartist  Photo By: @TJScottPictures

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Tucked away on the backside of a Punda Building, Urban Angel is rumored to be Curaçao’s very first large-scale street mural, painted by Garrick Marchena in 2009. The challenge? Finding a time when no cars are blocking it. Marchena, striking portraits and symbolic imagery, often featuring children, animals, and birds representing innocence and freedom and can be found around the Island. Artist: Garrick Marchena Instagram: @garrickmarchena  Photo By: @TJScottPictures

B17

This massive, colorful mural in Punda is the work of Jhomar Loaiza, a Colombian-born artist based in Curaçao. Known for his vibrant, often surreal style, Jhomar blends fantasy with reality, creating dreamlike landscapes filled with mythical creatures, bold colors, local birds and portraits. His work can be found across Curaçao and beyond, with murals that add a touch of magic to the island’s growing street art scene. Artist: Jhomar Loaiza Instagram: @Jhomar.Loaiza Photo By: @TJScottPictures

B18

Jhomar Loaiza showcases his versatility and range with this striking Frida Kahlo portrait, hanging directly across the lane from his vibrant floral and bird mural. The contrast between the two pieces highlights his ability to move between bold surrealism and iconic portraiture, making this small street in Punda a must-visit for art lovers. Artist: Jhomar Loaiza Instagram: @Jhomar.Loaiza Photo By: @TJScottPictures

B19

This striking Bird of Prey mural by Garrick Marchena reflects his signature theme of birds as symbols of innocence and freedom. It also features his distinctive lettering style, adding layers of meaning to the piece. While the colors have faded over time, a little editing magic—boosting vibrance and saturation—can bring it back to its original brilliance. Artist: Garrick Marchena Instagram: @garrickmarchena  Photo By: @TJScottPictures

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The ‘Angry Boy’ mural by Garrick Marchena is Slightly off the Main Street art path, but just a couple of minutes from the Punda murals, this piece is worth the detour. Garrick Marchena showcases his signature portrait style of children, combined with his distinctive lettering to tell the story. The way he paints around the large air conditioner protruding from the wall only adds to the mural’s quirky and unexpected charm. Artist: Garrick Marchena Instagram: @garrickmarchena  Photo By: @TJScottPictures