A car part takes on a second life in Yubi Kirindongo’s hands. At his museum in Curaçao, discarded metal, everyday objects and natural materials become sculptures that invite you to look twice. Part of the pleasure is recognising what something used to be, then seeing what he’s made of it.
That resourcefulness runs through the collection. Kirindongo’s work brings together reuse, imagination and a rebellious streak, finding artistic possibilities in things others might throw away. Spend time with the shapes, textures and joins. The materials are as much a part of the story as the finished piece.
This is a good stop for anyone curious about Curaçao’s artists and the different ways they see the world. You don’t need a background in sculpture to find something that catches your attention. Start with an object you recognise and see where it takes you.
Details We Appreciate
● Sculptures that give discarded car parts a new purpose.
● Metal and natural materials used for their distinctive textures.
● A collection offering a closer look at Kirindongo’s individual style.
● Reuse made visible through the artwork itself.