Nadia Lassman is a Toronto based international artist, who’s peaceful landscapes are imbued with luminosity and warm, radiating contentment. Influenced by the Impressionists, Lassman's work reflects the happiness she feels, the beauty found in nature, and her joy in travelling. She is particularly fond of water scenes, keeping her viewers fascinated by the contrasting tones found there; the warm greens and yellows paired against the cooler shades of purple and blue that nature generously shares. Her contemporary take on Impressionism is created by adding depth and interest to her romantic pieces with tactile, textured effects, which she achieves through the application of layers of pigments.

Nadia’s showings have included Le Salon in Paris founded by King Louis XIV, as well as New York, Art Basel Spectrum in Miami, Scottsdale, Thornbury and Toronto. Her work has appeared in Vogue, House & Garden, World of Interiors, Mayfair and House of Coco magazines.