Cindy Hill is an artist based between Europe and Montreal (Canada). Her work 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-contextualizing objects used to treat and care for the body. Engaging with themes of intimacy, care, and desire, she draws from personal experiences to explore the complexities of bodily and feminist discourses.Recent solo exhibitions include In twenty-five years she’ll be silver at Carmine’s Room, Montreal (CA), Mirror-Reverse at Pumice Raft in Toronto, and A bell I never hear at Centre Clark, Montreal (CA). Recent group exhibitions include Entanglements at MAMA Projects in New York (USA), Aujourd’hui je pleure parce que at Pangée, Montreal (CA), and Please be gentle at the Plumb in Toronto (CA). She has completed residencies at Wiels in Brussels (BE), Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris (FR), and the International Studio and Curatorial Program (ISCP) in New York (US). Hill holds an MFA from the University of Guelph and a BFA from Concordia University. In 2026, she was the recipient of the CIBC C2 Art Program, awarded by CIBC Bank.  
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