Camille Suzanne Campbell
 

Camille Suzanne Campbell is a bestselling author, artificial intelligence educator, and visual artist.
 

Campbell published her first book at fourteen and has since written seven. Her Poems, a picture book on women poets, is taught by teachers in more than twenty US states. Colors of Ukraine, a bilingual art therapy book written in English and Ukrainian, has been distributed to children across fourteen frontline regions in partnership with Ukrainian Parliament Member Maria Mezentseva, Fuminori Tsuchiko, NGO DAMARK, and Voices of Children, Ukraine's largest child trauma foundation.
 

She founded The Da Vinci League, a 501(c)(3) working at the intersection of AI literacy and creative expression. Her AI Innovators curriculum, developed under the advisement of Nobel Laureate Dr. Lee Hartwell, entered Arizona schools through a pilot at ASU Prep. At twenty she became the youngest co-director of AI Salon, a global AI community spanning more than forty regions, where she organized Phoenix's first Women in AI event. She was named to the inaugural the Forbes 30 Under 30 in 2026.
 

As a visual artist, Campbell works in painting on silk, digital painting, and conversational software. Her Tech Muses are hand-painted portraits, one hundred percent human-generated, composed within the frame of a phone screen and bound to a large language model through an embedded QR code, so that each painting can be spoken to. The work is built on a deliberate inversion: the machine is not used to make the image, it is used to make the image answer the viewer. Campbell fuses together technology and art. 
 

Campbell has exhibited in Arizona and New Mexico, including with the New Mexico Art League and at venues throughout Santa Fe. She has received multiple Gold and Silver Keys from the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards and was named a junior master artist by DeRubeis Fine Art of Scottsdale. Her silk work is used as a fundraising instrument in support of Ukraine.