Hortence Brouwn is a contemporary artist from Curacao, known for her work in painting, and sculptures. Her practice focuses on themes of identity, culture, and heritage, often exploring the complexities of Caribbean life and the diaspora experience. Brouwn’s work frequently incorporates bold colors and symbolism, reflecting her Caribbean roots while engaging with broader themes of history, memory, and social dynamics. Through her art, she aims to provoke thought about the intersections of individual identity and collective memory in a post-colonial context. Her works have been featured in various exhibitions, particularly in the Caribbean, Europe, Cuba and art sciences in the United States.