Aida Bell is a woman of science and art. A self-taught abstract expressionist, she was born in Africa and raised between Paris and Algiers. She grew up in a family where culture was nurtured, art cherished, and travel a way of life, an upbringing that deeply shaped her creative vision. She moved to the United States with her husband more than 29 years ago.

Working entirely from imagination, Bell explores the world that surrounds us, what we see and feel, what we hide, and what connects us. She translates emotion and beauty into visual form through the rhythm of shapes, color, movement, and texture in her paintings and sculptures.

Her work has captivated audiences at prestigious art fairs across the United States, including The Other Art Fair and Superfine Art Fair in Dallas, Washington, DC, Miami Art Basel, and New York. Internationally, her work has been shown at Art Capital at the Salon des Artistes Indépendants in Paris, France. 

In 2021, she was recognized by Saatchi Art as one of the “100 Most Exciting Emerging Artists.”

After living on three continents, Bell has come to believe that, at the end of the day, the sky is the same everywhere. Humans share the same emotions, struggles, and hopes. Through her art, she weaves together these diverse influences, creating a space where science meets poetry and imagination becomes a powerful language for universal stories.