Renowned for her unique abstract art Cindy captivates with dynamic forms and surprising details. From her Margaret River studio she infuses passion into each piece, inviting art lovers and collectors to experience the vitality firsthand.
And award-winning local artist, Cindy has been a celebrated participant in Open Studios, she promises yet another unforgettable showcase of her extraordinary talent. Cindy's unique style is characterized by loose abstract forms and dynamic movements. Her creations never fail to bring a sense of wonder and intrigue. Cindys art exudes a sense of spontaneity and vitality, with surprising elements waiting to be discovered upon closer inspection.
From her home studio, Cindy pours her passion and creativity into each masterpiece, infusing them with her unique vision and energy.
Although art enthusiasts are captivated by the depth and emotion conveyed through her work both interstate and international, Cindy prefers her clients to view her artwork in person as to experience the visual vibrancy and texture she creates.
As she embarks on her fourth year in Open Studios Cindy continues to push boundaries of her art, promising yet another unforgettable showcase of her extraordinary talent.
Cindy is currently resident artist and has her art displayed for sale at Sons and Daughters Cellar Door in the main street of Margaret River.
Artists note.....
I often work in large-scale abstractions, as seen in my 'Where Music Collides with Art.' - Rock Pools and Barnacles collection. Since the beginning of my art journey, I’ve always approached creating intuitively rather than overthinking ideas. This instinctive way of working allows a lot of feeling to come through in my art.
Much of my inspiration comes from nature, the beautiful paradise where we live in Margaret River. And from music. I tend to work in series to stay focused and maintain cohesion throughout my work. When I begin a new collection, I instantly hear a beat, lyric, or genre in my mind. For example, while working on a previous collection based around the dramatic crashing of waves, Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen kept coming to mind. To me, it’s one of the most dramatic pieces of music ever written.
My new series When Music and Art Collide explores this connection and represents the moment where painting and music meet.
When Music and Art Collide” suggests the moment when the two meet or come together, describing how two powerful forces meet.