Noëlle van Dijk (33) is a multidisciplinary artist based in Amsterdam, specializing in Artificial Intelligence, abstract painting and mixed media art. She holds a bachelor's degree from the Willem de Kooning Academy of Art in Rotterdam. Her AI project 'Imagine the Unimaginable' has gained immense popularity online, leading to widespread acclaim and multiple exhibitions.
Noëlle’s art aims to evoke a sense of wonder and challenge viewers to reflect on societal matters with a fresh perspective. Noëlle seeks to inspire contemplation and infuse hope and positivity into the world around her. Central to her artistic vision is the significance of the inner world of people, herself included. This is a theme she often portrays in forms such as abstract art or by offering people an alternative perspective on the world through her AI work.
In her career, Noëlle has worked with various commercial national and international clients, including Rituals Cosmetics, Moco Museum, Love Stories Intimates, Paleis Het Loo, and Lotte Department Store where her artwork has been prominently featured in and on 42 Lotte department stores spanning Korea, Vietnam, and Indonesia. She collaborated with LINDA.meiden, the largest Dutch publication catering to Gen Z and Millennials, as the first magazine in The Netherlands to combine AI with photography in a 16-page fashion editorial. Noëlle collaborated with the Dutch government, employing AI to visualize future scenarios across various social issues.
As a part of Team Tony’s Chocolonely, the largest and best-selling Dutch chocolate brand, she contributed to winning six ACDN awards. These awards, especially the esteemed Grand Prix won for their Sweet Solution Campaign, are recognized as some of the most prestigious in the Netherlands.
I work(ed) for:
Amsterdam Open Air
Anna + Nina
Crisp Sheets
De Kleine Cultuurshow
FEST
HK Living
Kennemer Duincampings
Keune Haircosmetics
LINDA.meiden
Lotte Department Stores (South-Korea)
Love Stories Intimates
LX Matten
Marie Stella Maris
Micha Models
Miljuschka Magazine
Moco Museum
My Jewellery
Nhow Amsterdam Rai
Paleis Het Loo
Rituals
Roosmarijn Koster
Studio Kroewe
Studio Noos
SUPER model Management
The Upside Down Berlin
The Women Ams
Tony’s Chocolonely
Vera Camilla
Vondels
WONDR Experience
& many more
Other
Prizes, media, etc,:
2024 — Juror at the Goodmesh concours 2024, theme ARTificial
2024 — Expo ‘Echt Nep’ at De Rozet in Arnhem (until December 22nd)
2024 — Podcast interview with De Kleine Cultuurshow
2024 — Interview with AMI Talk Magazine
2024 — Expo at Badhuis in Amsterdam
2024 — Guest at Harpers Bazaar Business Club ‘Thought Leaders in Tech’
2024 — LINDA.meiden commitment issue, 16 pages (AI editorial fashion shoot with singer Numidia)
2024 — Article in weekendmagazine ‘Tijdgeest’ from Trouw (print + online)
2024 — Expo for Hotelnacht at Nhow Hotel Amsterdam RAI
2024 — Interview AD Amsterdam/In de buurt website
2024 — Featured by Moco Museum Instagram
2023 — AI workshop for Provincie Zuid-Holland
2023 — Jury member for the ‘AI AI AI’ competition, a poster competition for 600 Dutch and Belgian art school students
2023 — Article about AI art in VIEW Publications, forecast s/s 2025 edition
2023 — Article on In de buurt website
2023 — LINDA.meiden winterboek, 11 pages (interview + AI art showcase)
2023 — Solo exhibition, at A’Dam & Co in the Adam Tower in Amsterdam, November 2nd – December 21st
2023 — Article in Dutch newspaper Het Parool (print & online)
2023 — Represented by Cake Film & Photography
2023 — Guest at talkshow OBA Live from AT5
2023 — Radio interview about AI-art with Studio Aalsmeer at ‘Het uur van puur’
2023 — Featured by WOTH, amsterdam.explores, netherlandstravellers
2021 — Six ACDN awards won together with Team Tony’s Chocolonely for the Sweet Solution Campaign, including the Grand Prix
2020 — Featured in ‘Corona in de stad’ project by Amsterdam Museum
2020 — Featured on the project ‘ZOOM-IN, film portraits of Graduates’ during the process of making ’06/02/2020, 12:02′
2017 — Winner of the poster competition with the theme ‘Compartementalization’. Exhibited for three months in Den Haag (De Affiche Gallerij) and Breda (3sec.gallery).