by Cindi Unger
24” x 30”
Framed Metallic Glass Print
Location: Pismo Beach
Artist Bio: Cindi Unger is a talented photographer with over 30 years of experience, specializing in unique prints on glass, metal, and metallic paper. With a background in interior design, Cindi brings a keen eye for aesthetics and composition to her photography, creating visually striking pieces that transform any space. In the past year, she has embraced her passion for photography by launching her own business, Zen Life Art. Through her work, Cindi aims to inspire tranquility and beauty, capturing the essence of her subjects in innovative ways. Whether it’s a breathtaking landscape or a delicate still life, Cindi’s artistry invites viewers to experience the world through her lens.
Personal Statement: Photography, for me, is an exploration of perspective and emotion. Starting in a high school darkroom, I discovered the magic of transforming raw imagery into art. Over the years, I’ve blended traditional techniques with innovative methods, infusing each piece with a unique sense of depth and intrigue.
My art evolves around creating more than just photographs; I aim to craft experiences. By experimenting with unconventional materials like textured glass, metallic paper, and metal, I strive to push the boundaries of how we view photography. Enhancing prints with acrylic paints or incorporating 3D effects allows each piece to resonate as a tactile, multi-dimensional story.
Themes of impermanence, memory, and beauty influence my work. One of my most cherished collections, inspired by cemeteries, reflects this philosophy, inviting viewers to see serenity and artistry in overlooked spaces. It’s deeply fulfilling to witness these pieces connect with people, finding homes in galleries, museums, and private collections.
Through Zenlifeart, I’ve cultivated a style that’s rooted in innovation while remaining timeless. Whether a photograph evokes stillness or sparks curiosity, my goal is always to move the viewer emotionally. As I continue to grow, I’m committed to creating art that transcends the ordinary and invites contemplation, one frame at a time.
by Cindi Unger
24” x 30”
Framed Metallic Glass Print
Location: Pismo Beach
Artist Bio: Cindi Unger is a talented photographer with over 30 years of experience, specializing in unique prints on glass, metal, and metallic paper. With a background in interior design, Cindi brings a keen eye for aesthetics and composition to her photography, creating visually striking pieces that transform any space. In the past year, she has embraced her passion for photography by launching her own business, Zen Life Art. Through her work, Cindi aims to inspire tranquility and beauty, capturing the essence of her subjects in innovative ways. Whether it’s a breathtaking landscape or a delicate still life, Cindi’s artistry invites viewers to experience the world through her lens.
Personal Statement: Photography, for me, is an exploration of perspective and emotion. Starting in a high school darkroom, I discovered the magic of transforming raw imagery into art. Over the years, I’ve blended traditional techniques with innovative methods, infusing each piece with a unique sense of depth and intrigue.
My art evolves around creating more than just photographs; I aim to craft experiences. By experimenting with unconventional materials like textured glass, metallic paper, and metal, I strive to push the boundaries of how we view photography. Enhancing prints with acrylic paints or incorporating 3D effects allows each piece to resonate as a tactile, multi-dimensional story.
Themes of impermanence, memory, and beauty influence my work. One of my most cherished collections, inspired by cemeteries, reflects this philosophy, inviting viewers to see serenity and artistry in overlooked spaces. It’s deeply fulfilling to witness these pieces connect with people, finding homes in galleries, museums, and private collections.
Through Zenlifeart, I’ve cultivated a style that’s rooted in innovation while remaining timeless. Whether a photograph evokes stillness or sparks curiosity, my goal is always to move the viewer emotionally. As I continue to grow, I’m committed to creating art that transcends the ordinary and invites contemplation, one frame at a time.
