Cynthia grew up with much art and dance influence. Her father was an artist attending the Kansas City Art Institute when she was born. Her mother owned a dance studio. These strong influences reflect in her work today, with an emphasis on motion and color.
After carefully choreographing a painting, the intent of the artist is for each piece to take on a mood and rhythm of its own. Known for her use of bold strokes, vibrant colors, and heavy textures, Cynthia enjoys a variety of subjects, such as jazz, dance, floral and abstracts.
Cynthia lives in Kansas City and has a variety of art in many homes and businesses across the country. Her work can also be seen on the nationally syndicated television show "Dharma & Greg."
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