San Nicolas

Oscar Bolivar

Guache (COL)

Caribbean King & Queen

Farid Rueda

<div>The Mexican muralist was Inspired by the location, Aruba’s Police Station. For the ancient Greeks, the owl is a symbol of foresight and knowledge. Creature of the night. A protector for the good.&nbsp;</div>

Night Watcher

Garrick Marchena

<div>Native Aruban, Garrick Marchena, added a different twist to the Aruba Art Fair inspired by Aruba’s birdlife and its conservation, the young artist poured his imagination to the Parakeet Bird, Prikichi for the locals..&nbsp;</div>

Prikichi

Bond Truluv

<div>For Aruba, he leaves behind the endangered dolphins on the brink of extinction.&nbsp;</div>

Glow In The Dark

Bond Bini

Graff Mapping

<div>Inspired by the flamingo’s at the Renaissance Island he merges several elements of color and combines it with mapping, coming alive during the Aruba Art Fair with its own music.&nbsp;</div>

Flamingos

Chemis (KZ)

<div>During his first visit to Aruba, Chemis had a heart to heart talk with Aruban and San Nicolas' legendary artist Mo Mohammed. Mesmerized by stories of his 40-year career; Mo is now forever smiling at the wall dedicated to him.&nbsp;</div>

Mo Mohammed

Ives One

Mucha Bunita

Fio Silva

<div>Muralist and illustrator Fio Silva's artwork depicts the sugar thief "Barica Geel", the most popular bird of Aruba and Trupiaal who sings like a true Madonna.&nbsp;</div>

Blue Heaven

Infinity House of Cards

Pelican

Leon Keer

<div>This 3D painting depicts a story. www.arubaartfair.com/tours</div>

Nothing To Declare

Dopie

Lion Fish

Here To Stay

Odeith

<div>Dedicated to Ms. Alice van Romondt, author, art collector, Aruba’s advisor for Culture and Arts.</div>

Miss Alice

Amsterdam Street Art

Daddy Cool

Isidora López Paz

<div>Carnival Nymph talks about the biggest cultural event in Aruba, Carnival through nature.<br>The background of the work of art resembles that National flag of Aruba.<br><br>For tour information visit www.arubaartfair.com/tours</div>

Carnival Nymph

Bordalo ll

Iguana

Francis Sling

<div>Young Artist, born and raised in Curacao, Big eyes looking over the streets of San Nicolas. A dropping paint of art.&nbsp;</div>

Busca Bo Mes

Lina Arias

<div>For the Aruba Art Fair, the exotic artist combined the colors of the ocean with the images of ethnicities, ornaments and mixtures of race in Aruba.<br><br>www.arubaartfair.com</div>

Mujer Azul

Sjembakkus

Beazarility

<div>“The crazy life,” shows that life is about something you should enjoy to the fullest and make it extreme colorful with an octopus as Center Point because of his multiple tentacles to grab everything that comes on his path.&nbsp;</div>

Livin La Vida Loca

Ice One

<div>Aruban artist is a crusader for the right to life of all turtles, especially Aruba’s favorite return visitor the Green Sea Turtle.&nbsp;</div>

Save The Turtles

Bao Awa

Street Art Chilango

<div>Niña Bonita, reflects a child they met in a festival in Mexico. They took her picture and are still looking for the wonders of the soul reflected in her eyes.&nbsp;</div>

Niña Bonita

Jorit Chi

<div>Dedicated to Bertha. Bertha, Isabel’s mother was murdered in March 2016. The story of Bertha, painted on the wall in San Nicolas stands as a reminder. “I fight and fight again, in my mother’s name.” Bertha Isabel Zúniga Cáceres, belongs to a family of luchadores.&nbsp;</div><div>Women who struggle to safeguard their land, Honduras, and its natural resources.&nbsp;</div>

Defender Nuestra

Juandres Vera

Now you see me, Now you boat

WD (Wild Drawing)

<div>For Aruba he concentrated on the famous Iguana. The species is very famous part of the island. Seen almost anywhere you go, we call him The Boss of San Nicolas.&nbsp;<br><br>www.arubaartfair.com</div>

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