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Giovanni Abath artwork on ship | The Daily Herald

July 17, 2026

Giovanni Abath  artwork on ship | The Daily Herald
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Aboard Royal Caribbean’s Legend of the Seas.

WILLEMSTAD--Curaçao-born sculptor Giovanni Abath was chosen as one of six artists worldwide to participate in Royal Caribbean’s Artist Discovery Program aboard its newest cruise ship, Legend of the Seas.

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With this achievement, Abath becomes the island’s first artist to receive international recognition this way. His selection represents not only a major personal accomplishment but also a moment of pride for Curaçao and Caribbean art.

Celebrating the achievement.The artwork titled “The Colors Behind the Flowers” will be displayed in one of the ship’s most prominent locations: the entrance of the Royal Promenade.

Legend of the Seas is considered one of the largest and most luxurious cruise ships in the world. The inclusion of Abath’s work places Curaçao art on a global platform, reaching passengers from all over the world.

The programme highlights emerging and established artists by showcasing unique works of art aboard Royal Caribbean’s fleet. Through this initiative, the cruise line seeks to bring diverse artistic perspectives and cultural stories to an international audience.

For Abath, the journey of his artwork reflects the connection between Curaçao’s creativity and the wider world. His sculpture began its story on the island, was produced and prepared for installation in Finland, and will now travel across international waters aboard Legend of the Seas.

The achievement marks another important recognition of Curaçao’s artistic talent and the island’s growing presence in international cultural spaces.

Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/giovanni-abath-artwork-on-ship

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