Nada Matta's body of work serves as a tribute to the beauty of the Lebanese natural landscapes, often neglected or underappreciated. Through her paintings, Matta pays homage to the wonders of nature, which she views as a source of pristine purity and captivating distinctiveness. Skillfully, Matta depicts the vital energy that courses through the interweaving spaces of nature, which undergoes constant cycles of growth and decline.

Not only does Matta’s work celebrate the human body as an image of love and magnificence despite its imperfections, but also, it portrays the profound relationship between human beings and nature. Through her works, she juxtaposes the human form with natural elements, such as trees and wild grasses, accentuating the interdependence and interconnectedness of humans and nature.

Nada Matta's artistic approach is characterized by a deft use of various materials, including Chinese ink, colored acrylic, and gold leaf, that converge in a harmonious synthesis to create a multi-layered and immersive visual experience for the viewer. The use of Chinese ink imbues her paintings with an effortless sense of fluidity and dynamism, while the application of gold leaf adds dimensionality, texture, and a luminous quality to her work.