LESLEY FRIEDMANN
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Welcome to a Canvas of Nature, Spirituality and Activism

Landscape Collection

Marine & Aquatic Collection

12 Tribes of Israel Collection

Spiritual and Political Activism Collection

Discover Lesley Friedmann's creative world, an impressionistic artist whose creations embody the fusion of nature's splendor, spiritual depth, and a committed voice in political and social activism. Based in the Pacific Northwest, Lesley's work reflects the region's lush landscapes and intriguing underwater realms, while also echoing Jewish spiritual themes and societal protest fervor.

Lesley's art, rich in vibrant colors and dynamic textures, celebrates nature and its preservation. Her floral landscapes pay homage to the Pacific Northwest's diverse ecosystems, while her snorkeling experiences inspire a series of paintings capturing the essence of underwater life in lakes and oceans surrounding her hometown, Victoria, on Vancouver Island BC.

Her spiritual artworks, influenced by Jewish texts, offer more than aesthetic appeal; they provoke introspection and reflection. Lesley’s activism is also evident in her pieces that boldly address social and political issues, fostering dialogue and emotion.

Lesley’s style, a blend of Impressionism and Modern American art, draws inspiration from masters like Georgia O’Keeffe, Monet, and Van Gogh. She focuses on the intimate details of nature, creating works that resonate emotionally and visually. Her use of acrylics and innovative stenciling techniques adds a unique dimension, enhancing natural motifs and creating a play of light and shadow along with an elevated painted surface.

Lesley's recent original floral and landscape paintings will be available for purchase at Butchart Gardens beginning in February 2024. Following the sale of the originals, art enthusiasts will have the opportunity to acquire prints of these stunning works through Fine Art America, allowing a wider audience to experience the beauty and emotion captured in Lesley Friedmann's Landscape Collection.

Exhibitions

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2024 June - Donated painting: Trapped in a Cobalt Paradox painting to BC Special Olympics for fundraising.

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2024 Ongoing - Exhibiting artist at Butchart Gardens. Paintings on display in the garden's coffee shop.

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2023 Jul/Aug - Exhibiting artist at Sooke Fine Arts Show (Summer): ​Trapped in a Cobalt Paradox


2022 - Exhibiting artist at Sooke Fine Arts Show (Summer)

2019 - Exhibiting artist at Sidney Fine Arts Show (Fall)

"Art in Judaism always has a spiritual purpose: to make us aware of the universe as a work of art, testifying to the supreme Artist, God Himself."

Rabbi Jonathan Sacks: The Beauty of Holiness or the Holiness of Beauty (Vayakhel, Covenant & Conversation)

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  • Home
  • Gallery
    • Landscape Collection >
      • Zen
      • Summer Symphony
      • Autumn at Hatley
      • Peaceful Reflection
      • Regal Lilies
      • Wildflower Splash
      • Garden Welcoming Committee
      • Sunken Garden Pond
      • Begonia Basket
      • Duet
      • Striking Hydrageas
      • Tulips
      • Apple Blossoms
      • Tranquility
      • Sunflower Dance
      • Luminous Lilies
      • Awe
      • Drama at Myra Falls
      • Sunny Days
      • Poppy Flush
      • Purple Irises
      • Popping Poppies
      • Bubbles
      • Pure Joy
      • Spring Welcome
      • Fawn Lily Ballet
      • Assembly of Giants
      • Becher Shore
      • Birch Silhouette
      • Camas Mosaic
      • Chesterman Sunset
      • Humble Pathway
      • Luminous Sky
      • Windswept
    • Marine & Aquatic Collection >
      • Lotus and Waterlilies
      • Afloat
      • Seduction
      • Waterlilies
      • Peek-a-Boo
      • Abundance
      • Don't Disturb
      • Seafood Banquet
    • Spiritual & Political Activism Collection >
      • Trapped in a Cobalt Paradox
      • Jacob's Ladder
      • Revelation at Sinai
      • Chain of Generations
      • Blessing on the Home
      • Children's Rights
    • 12 Tribes Collection >
      • 12 Tribes Collection Explained
      • Reuben
      • Simeon
      • Levi
      • Judah
      • Issachar
      • Zebulun
      • Dan
      • Naphtali
      • Gad
      • Asher
      • Joseph
      • Benjamin
  • Prints
  • About
    • Biography
    • Artist Statement
    • 12 Tribes Inspiration
    • Acknowledgements
  • Contact