Canadian artist Narmin Kassam creates layered mixed-media works as a form of personal healing and self-expression, exploring themes of women’s empowerment, gender equality, and cultural identity. Her distinctive layered technique, which involves weaving paint and decorative paper on wood panels, evokes feminine strength and inclusion. Her work has been exhibited across Canada and internationally, including solo shows with Women United Art Movement and Sfumato Art Creatives. She has led public murals in Ottawa, Toronto, and Calgary, and her art has been featured in several international publications. In 2025, Narmin was a finalist for the Women United International Art Prize in the Collage and Fibre Art category, and in 2024 was longlisted. Narmin is an Exhibiting Member of the Federation of Canadian Artists.