Cintia Polary - Fine Art

  •  Memories CollectionMemories was born from the simple moments that stay with us long after they have passed — playing outside, familiar streets, family traditions, and the warmth of home.Through this collection, Cintia explores childhood, belonging, nostalgia, and the passage of time. Each painting tells a story, yet leaves enough space for viewers to find their own memories within it.A scene may remind you of your grandmother’s kitchen, the street where you grew up, or the freedom of childhood afternoons. Though our stories are different, emotions like joy, love, comfort, and nostalgia are universal.Perhaps that is why Memories has connected so deeply with people: Cintia begins with a memory of her own, but when someone recognizes part of themselves in the painting, the memory becomes theirs too.New creations from the Memories Collection are coming soon. 

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  • She steps forward like a reborn phoenix, her fiery wings unfolding as a symbol of strength and renewal. The calm expression and confident stride reflect the courage it takes to rise after life’s challenges. Warm tones of gold, copper, and flame surround her, representing transformation and resilience, while the flowing teal dress suggests balance, hope, and inner peace. Together, these elements tell a story of rebirth, perseverance, and the power to move forward stronger than before. This painting celebrates the spirit of rising again, embracing change, and turning adversity into growth.

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Art becomes richer when it’s shared, questioned, and felt together. Cíntia invites you to step into her creative world—where colours carry stories, symbols hold memories, and every piece is an open door to conversation.If her work sparks a thought, a feeling, or simply your curiosity, she would love to hear from you.

Who is Cintia Polary

Cíntia Polary is a Brazilian-Canadian artist based in Ottawa, Cíntia moved to Canada in 2017 with her husband and two small children. She first studied Psychology in Brazil before following her heart to Fashion Design, working as a stylist in São Paulo and Fortaleza. In Canada she rebuilt her path as many people do — navigating survival mode and the quiet question of “who am I now?” That in-between place, as a woman, mother, immigrant, and artist who deeply cares about people, became her greatest inspiration. In 2025, she enrolled at the Milan Art Institute to finally live the life she had dreamed of as a full-time painter.

Her work is a meditation on imperfection. She paints not what is flawless, but what is human. Her process is emotional and tactile: she begins with collages of positive words, then layers lace and different fabrics, and modeling paste — all these textures invite you to physically touch a feeling — and finally finishes with inks and paints. Her paintings honor memory and sentiment, giving permission to be free, to let go of unreachable perfection and embrace our happy little mistakes.

Today she paints from her home studio, open all year round, with hard work and devotion to create memories you can eternalize as art. She believes art is a necessity, art is home, and that we connect in quiet, special ways when a painting reminds us of our own story. Her future dreams are to move to a bigger studio, teach art to children to help them cope with their feelings through texture and color, and travel the world to see its beauties and collect more memories to paint.