KindleArt’s 3D‑ID Project: Young creators exploring identity through contemporary art

The 3D‑ID project by KindleArt invites young participants to explore identity and creativity through three‑dimensional art, resulting in an inspiring exhibition during Museumnacht Kids in The Hague. The project highlights how accessible art education can empower children to express their personal stories.

An approach rooted in personal storytelling

3D‑ID is an initiative by artist and educator Kathy Murillo, whose Venezuelan Caribbean roots and Dutch upbringing have shaped her belief in the transformative power of art. Her approach emphasises creativity, sustainability, and personal storytelling, elements that were clearly reflected throughout the exhibition space.

Learning through experimentation and material play

During the workshops, participants worked with drawing, painting, and mixed‑media techniques to transform everyday and recycled materials into personal artworks. Royal Talens materials played an important role in creating an accessible and reliable learning environment, encouraging experimentation with colour, texture, and form. This hands‑on freedom helped young artists build confidence and develop their own visual language.

A space for young voices in the museum

Located in the Museumkwartier of The Hague, the exhibition gave children the unique opportunity to see their work presented in a professional art setting. Sculptures, painted objects, and colourful wall pieces filled the space, each offering a personal reflection on imagination, identity, or daily life. For many participants, this was their first experience showing work to a wider audience, making the moment both exciting and meaningful.

A memorable moment from the project

One participant, after finishing his artwork, expressed: “I want to be hanging in the museum.” When he later visited the exhibition with his mother, he proudly pointed to his piece and said: “Look mama, this is my work. I’m hanging in the museum.”

This moment captures the heart of KindleArt’s mission: creating environments where young people feel seen, valued, and inspired to share their stories.

Making contemporary art accessible for everyone

KindleArt continues to focus on accessibility and inclusion through workshops, exhibitions, and collaborative projects. The 3D‑ID project demonstrates how creativity can support personal growth, encourage reflection, and strengthen connection among young participants. By presenting their work during Museumnacht Kids, the project gave young makers a platform to express their perspectives and invited audiences to engage with contemporary art through their eyes.

KindleArt’s 3D‑ID Project: Young creators exploring identity through contemporary art

An approach rooted in personal storytelling

Learning through experimentation and material play

A space for young voices in the museum

A memorable moment from the project

Making contemporary art accessible for everyone

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KindleArt’s 3D‑ID Project: Young creators exploring identity through contemporary art

An approach rooted in personal storytelling

Learning through experimentation and material play

A space for young voices in the museum

A memorable moment from the project

Making contemporary art accessible for everyone

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