Curaçao has gained a brand-new museum: the Curaçao Interactive Experience (CIE). Alongside its permanent interactive exhibition exploring the island’s history, nature, and culture, the museum presents a rotating program of contemporary art exhibitions that connect directly to the themes of the permanent collection.
On Saturday, April 4 at 8:00 PM , the museum opens its second temporary exhibition, featuring work by visual artist Marcel van Duijneveldt.
In this new presentation, Van Duijneveldt invites visitors on a surprising journey into a possible future of Curaçao. Using digital techniques and AI-supported image-making, he has created a fictional underground metro network for the island: a detailed system of routes and stations linking recognizable locations across Curaçao in an entirely new way.
Is this simply imagination? Or is this what avant-garde artists sometimes do best—offering a vision of what may soon become reality?
With this exhibition, Van Duijneveldt encourages visitors to rethink mobility, connection, and the future of Curaçao—and to imagine an island where new routes open new possibilities.
The opening takes place on Saturday, April 4 at 8:00 PM .
Admission is free.
Location: West End Building
De Rouvilleweg 1H (Brionplein)
Curacao Interactive Experience Museum
