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South Bay- Big Wall

Cynthia Andrews

Oil painting A waterfall landing in a close up of a pond Lush greenery in the lower left corner with barely visible red flowers We see the leaves of a tree hanging over the waterfall and pond with small red berries in the lower leaves

"Serenity"

Framingham, Massachusetts based painter, Cynthia Andrews creates organic, narrative landscapes harnessing intangible emotion.  Her original works reside in private commercial and residential collections across the United States.  Her Birdhouses series and studio are featured in The Saxonville Mills; Three Centuries of Industry in Framingham by Kevin Swope, a non-fiction history of the 200 year old textile Mills where she owns and operates a working studio.  Cynthia has received accolades for her artwork since 1992, notably she earned Cambridge Art Association's Artist of the Year Award in 2020.  She holds a BFA, Fine Art, from Framingham State University, Magna cum laude.  Energized by surrounding art communities, she values opportunity for broad, positive impact.
Artist Statement:
My roots in storytelling landscape distinctly manifest across varying subject matter.  I am driven to translate emotion into art where the viewer may revel in  memory - allowing them to hold the intangible.