Meet the Artist
Cyn Silva's unique style utilizes large-scale canvas “to make an impact on the viewer,” and the electric essentialism of her pieces is what attracts many of her art followers. Cyn's paintings are strategically composed where hyper realism is juxtaposed against the abstract style. Color theory is the most important part of her art creations, suggesting bright vibrancy and very expressive with movement. Cyn specializes in client commissioned art pieces and believes commissions are an incredible way for a client to document his/her spirituality and feelings.
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Cyn Silva creates one-of-a-kind contemporary works that are deeply personal to each collector. Her paintings are known for their dynamic movement and energy, designed to feel alive, as if they might leap from the canvas. When working in landscape, Cyn often paints en plein air, immersing herself in the outdoors to capture authentic light, atmosphere, and the true vibrancy of nature as it unfolds in real time.
An artist since the age of twelve, Cyn studied private art theory for seven years under the late Carmel artist D. D’Ovalle. During her high school and college years, she began selling original works to interior designers and exhibiting in fine art galleries. She later attended the Academy of Art University in San Francisco, where she studied architecture and graphic design, training that continues to influence her strong sense of composition, scale, and spatial awareness.
Cyn regularly exhibits in fine art galleries throughout the San Francisco Bay Area and Scottsdale, Arizona. Her work is featured in luxury estates, including residences of professional athletes, celebrities, and discerning private collectors.
Highly sought after by interior designers, Cyn is commissioned to create large-scale statement pieces for luxury estates, corporate environments, and hospitality spaces. Her artwork is included in Silicon Valley corporate collections and can be found in showrooms, lobbies, and conference centers, including National Semiconductor and other notable companies. In Scottsdale, Cyn has created original artwork for Balencia Yoga & Wellness Studio, Scottsdale Med Spa, Pure Barre, Wipliance, Aridus Winery, The Buffalo Collection, Fashion by Robert Black, Unmarked Beauty, The Agency, and others upon request.
Committed to giving back, Cyn has donated more than 25 original works to philanthropic events supporting a wide range of charitable causes.
Her work has been featured annually in Modern Luxury Magazine, as well as Paradise Valley Magazine, Scottsdale Magazine, Modern Luxury Interiors, and numerous other publications.
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ART COMMISSIONS
Commissioning artwork:
Cyn Silva offers a streamlined, collaborative commission process tailored specifically for interior designers and luxury projects.
Each commission begins with a conversation, reviewing floor plans, inspiration imagery, color palettes, and the emotional tone of the space. Cyn creates bespoke artwork that complements the architecture while adding depth, movement, and a refined artistic edge.
Commissions are available in small to large-scale formats and can be customized for residential estates, hospitality environments, and corporate spaces. Timeline and scope are determined upfront, with clear communication throughout the process.
How it works ?
I will guide you through the process. I will listen to your vision and desires, then compose a structured composition, and create a piece that faithfully represents the creative process you and I engaged in together, as well as the creative input that you provided.
I find this creative collaboration more satisfying than anything! I would love to create something for you. Just reach out and we can make it happen together.
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ART IS AN ORIGINAL GIFT, a connection that changes the recipient, a human ability to make a difference. Art isn't a painting or even a poem, its something that any of us can do. If you interact with others, you have the platform to create something new, some things that change everything, I call that art.
Art is the opposite of trigonometry. Art never follows instructions or a manual or boss's orders. Instead, art is the very human act of creating the uncreated, of connecting with another person at a human level. Art feels risky because it is. The risk the artists takes is that you might not like it, might not be touched, that you might actually laugh at the effort. And it's these risks that lead to reward.
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