CYNTHIA REY - Spagna
Contatto: mscynthiarey@gmail.com
Sandy Pines
Autumn Teapot
Oil on canvas 50x30 cm
Oil on canvas 65 x 42 cm
Alayos Mountains
Shame
Oil on canvas 30 x 45 cm
Oil on canvas 54x45
Two Trees
Flamenco Girl
Two Trees Oil on carton 30 x 24 cm
Oil on canvas 33 x 24 cm
Il suo Curriculum
Cynthia Rey first exhibited while studying Fine Arts at Secondary School
and at the University in Michigan.
Instagram: cynthiareysart
Artelista. On-line exhibition 2012-2021
The Painters Keys.On-line exhibit. 2015
Parallax Art Fair, Chelsea Town Hall, London. 2017
Geometry and Colour, Tapas Bar, Granada. 2010
Toros y Matadores, Vincci Hotel, Granada. 2002
Family Tree, portraits, La Botana, Realejo, Spain. 2001
Pintura del Pueblo, La Zubia, Spain. 2000
Bull Fight Paintings, Hotel Tryp, Granada, Spain. 1998
Solo Pintura, Troncoso Cuatro Pub, La Coruña, Spain. 1987
Painterly Crowd Exhibit, Blue Note Club, San Francisco, CA. 1984
Sulla sua Arte
As new influences appeared in my life, I explored them with rigour. The Spanish motif dominated my existence for over a decade; Late for the Dance, Flamenco dancers with carnations in their hair, the bulls and matadors, and recurrent studies of Spanish Masters. Previous interests were molded by North American Abstract Expressionist and the search for female role models such as Kahlo, Morisot and Cassatt. Obsessed with form and colour and hyper vigilant of surroundings, I have created pieces that show my love and admiration of materials from cloth to wood to metals, as in the Moroccan Teapots, Sierra Mountains and Michigan Trees. At times the works include symbolic representations of social rituals and sometimes they reflect upon the human fragility and frustration which often leads to self destruction, and perhaps, reconstruction. The passing of time as witnessed in self-portraits and painting through the mirror, blissful love, youthful innocence and always, hope. Should you hold on to it, or not? “La esperanza es lo último que se pierde” Caja de Pandora