Cindy Hill
Cindy Hill (born in 1993 in Montreal, Canada) uses found objects and textiles to examine the relationship between our material world and perceptions of the body. Hill reflects on the history of health and sexuality amongst women, re-contextualising objects used to treat and care for the body.
Engaging with themes of intimacy, care, and the politics of desire, she draws from personal experiences to explore the complexities of bodily and feminist discourses.
Residency supported by Aureus Ars & Scientia.
Bridle Fantasy, Used leather couch, deconstructed and hand-sewn back together, cast aluminum, 96.5cm × 127cm × 76.2 cm (38 x 50 x 30 inches), 2023. Image Credit: Simon Belleau, 2024.
A bell I never hear (Installation View), Centre Clark, Montréal, 2024. Image Credit: Simon Belleau, 2024.
Vanity (detail), salvaged desk, pine, pewter cigarettes, pewter note, dollhouse chandelier, 40cm x 99.4cm x 73.6cm (15.75 x 39.125 x 29 inches), 2025. Image Credit: Pumice Raft, 2025.