Naomi Campbell Artist Gallery

Naomi Andrée Campbell is a Canadian-born, multidisciplinary artist whose work bridges art and science to explore perception and the creative process. Based in New York City, Campbell has over three decades of experience in watercolor painting, printmaking, and mixed media. Her art, deeply influenced by her research in neuroscience and her multicultural heritage (American, Japanese, and French-Canadian), investigates themes of memory, light, and liminal spaces. She has exhibited her work internationally in nearly 200 exhibitions across countries such as France, Italy, Germany, Japan, and Korea.

A graduate of Champlain College (Québec) and The Art Students League of New York, Campbell has earned numerous accolades, including four Gold Medals of Honor. Her public art installations include the celebrated “Animal Tracks” murals at the Bronx Zoo subway station in New York City. Her works are part of prestigious collections like the City of New York, the City of Geochang (South Korea), and the Trenton City Museum. In addition to her artistic practice, Campbell has been an instructor at The Art Students League since 2007, mentoring emerging artists and contributing to the dialogue between art and science.