Ninon van der Sande is a multifaceted artist. She creates sculptures, paintings, photographs and poetry.

Ninon's work is being sold online, in art galleries as well as directly to private estates, royal families and luxury hotels all over the world.

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In her artwork she celebrates the beauty of nature, inspired by the all- embracing energy that connects all living beings.

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Born in the Netherlands, Latin at heart, Ninon has travelled extensively and speaks six languages. 

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She has a great love for horses, she crossed the Andes on horseback and slept under the stars. She made journeys through deserts and jungles, and she sailed the seas. She is always inspired by the beautiful turquoise waters of the Mediterranean, or mountains or forest and blue skies.

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She finds great joy in music and plays in several music bands as a percussionist and a singer.

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Ninon's work has not only been exhibited in art galleries in many different countries, she also has been commissioned for special artworks on three continents. Her current portfolio of commissioned art works and collaborations in design and interior styling include:

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• Two sculptures for The Conservatorium Hotel, a luxury 5* hotel in Amsterdam

• An outdoor sculpture for The Royal Senchi Hotel in Ghana

• A red Hippo sculpture for a private estate in Beverly Hills, USA

• A big Hippo for a private estate in Mallorca

• A sculpture for a private office at Erasmus Medical Centre in Rotterdam

• A bronze Corgi sculpture for a client in the USA

• A Dolphin fountain-sculpture in The Netherlands

• A  Gorilla sculpture for a client in the Netherlands

• A big painting inspired by the Mediterranean summer

• Interior styling of the entire luxurious Conservatorium Hotel Amsterdam

• Styling of Taiko Restaurant, Conservatorium Hotel Amsterdam

• Styling for Photoshoots for Arquitectura & Diseño Magazine Spain

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For Ninon, 'All is one'. She is also a Tibetan Yoga and Meditation teacher having followed teachings of a high Buddhist Tibetan master for many years.​​​​​ She uses these eastern philosophies for her daily life and for her art. www.tibetanyogaibiza.com

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She studied at the Academy of Art and graduated with a Master of Science in Cultural Journalism at the University of Amsterdam.

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