The Artist Cimerrio
The Artists Vision
"With my paintings I would like to inpspire others to love, respect and protect nature."
The painter Cimerrio is a lover of the trees and animales. She was born in the United States and has painted more than 300 paintings during her trip around the world. She has stayed over 20 years in Tamarindo Costa Rica so shes almost a Tica (Costa Rican). She loves Costa Ricas incredible scenery and nice people. Eventhough she was a success in San Jose she decided to give up living in the city to be close to nature where her heart feels happy.
Of Native American, Italian, Irish, Prussian, German, Czechoslovakian, Hungarian descent.... the artist has always been interested in her ancestors and creativity runs in the family. Her great grandfather Charles Cimerrio was a famous painter in Paris France in the early 1890's.
Inspired and encouraged by her parents to follow her path of creativity... the artist translated two important Mayan prayer documents beginning at age 24 and this lead her to become a Mayan astrologist. She studied Mayan science and painted at the sacred sites in Guatemala.She spent time painting in the Amazon river of Peru and doing spiritual work with natives at age 30.
She studied Balinesian painting with Ngurah KK, one of the last living representatives of the famous Balinese painters in Ubud, Bali, Indonesia, 2004. She also painted and spent time at the sacred temples in Bali.
Forward by the Artist:
"My art is inspired by my dreams...
..I paint my dreams so that I remember them....
I experiment with materials to create:
the most durable long lasting art possible
with techniques including: acrylic, mixed media and relief on canvas and wood.
I've participated in dozens of fine art exhibits in Costa Rica's finest galleries & establishments.
I've spoken with hundreds of customers, written articles, given interviews and taught classes on artistic expression.
I'm the second daughter from a beautiful family. I want to share my expertise in the art industry for you. I do the work for you, sorting through original paintings to provide you with the very best. Enjoy! I would love to hear from you so please email me: cosmicsistershop@gmail.com "
Artistic Experience
She began drawing at age 4 and by age 15 she was teaching art to adults and children. Her highschool art teacher Gary Haulshultze awarded her with the great honour to be hired by the school district to teach abstract art to so called "specialy gifted" kids and adult art teachers. But her favorite students where the poor kids who live on the streets in San Jose Costa Rica. At age 19 she was invited to join the famous artist Katia de Luisa on Sundays at the Plaza de la Cultura to teach art to street kids. The street kids made surprisingly beautiful art that really left a lasting impression on the artist. This project was sponsored by the Gran Hotel de Costa Rica.
1989 Taught arts and crafts to children age 8-11 fir Rocky Mountain Adventure Club in Steamboat
Springs. Colorado, EEUU
1990 An active member in the national Arts Honor Society. Organized collective exhibits for the
community of Grand Junction, Colorado USA.
1991 Chosen to present a lecture for teaching the work of Kandinsky. Demonstrated various methods of
teaching abstract art to children. Assisted classes in drawing and ceramics for children ages 5-7
at Western Colorado Center for the Arts.
Cosmic Sister studied art and Illustration at age 16 in Madrid Spain at the prestigious private art studio "Arjona".
1992 Completed university courses in painting, airbrush, drawing and ceramics at MSC in Colorado.
Worked as backstage scene design artist for MSC's theater. She was invited to teach classes for
talented children extra-curriculum night courses (ages 10-13). Activities included: Color
Theory, Shading, Design, and Creative Expression.
Cosmic Sister relocated to Costa Rica at age 18 to learn Spanish and be inspired by nature.
Fine Art Exhibits and artistic involvement in Costa Rica since:
1993 Taught art to street kids in San Jose, Costa Rica (1993)
1993: She exhibited at 18 select places in San Jose at: The U.S Embassy (1993), Grand Hotel Costa
Rica, Galeria La Alba, Hotel Lemontree, La Casa de Los Gardners, Galeria Dionysos, La Casa
Amon, Hotel l' Ambiance, Le Barbizon, Galeria Dali, Escazu, Hotel Dunn Inn, La Casa Morazan, La
Tara, Il Bagota,, Hotel Amstel, Costa Rica Country Club, Hotel Del Rey and Hotel Vesuvio.
1994 She exhibited at 32 select places in Guanacaste including: Restaurante Estellas in Tamarindo, Iguanasurf, Galeria El
Zapo Morado, , Artika, Centro de Cruz Roja, Aqua Rica Scuba Dive Center, Hotel Las Tortugas (Playa Grande), Coconuts Restaurant,
(1994), Cocobolo, Hotel Diria and Casino Diria.
1995 Galeria El Pelicano (1994)
Hotel El Jardin de Eden, Casa Banyan,
1996 Banco Nacional de Santacruz 1996, Banco Nacional de Liberia,
1998 Banco Nacional de Playa Tamarindo, Guanacaste (1998), Mariseas,
1999 Hotel Capitan Suizo 1999, Hotel La Colina, Playa Tamarindo, Guanacaste
2002 Alegria Soap Shop
2003 Galeria Native Art (2003), Galeria Bobatik(2003), Playa Tamarindo, Guanacaste
2004 Cosmic Sister Studies Contemporary, traditional and "Bali style" painting.with the world famous artist Ngurah KK , at
age 30, in Ubud, Bali, Indonesia.
Since studying in Bali her artwork reflects people and animals who are happy and living out a peaceful existence.
2005 Hotel Pasatiempo (2005), Hotel El Milagro, Galeria Dona Luna, Playa Tamarindo, Guanacaste
2006 Pacific Furnishings (2006), Hotel Cala Luna Sushi (2007) , Hacienda Pinilla (fundraising auction),
2009 Semersa Grand Showroom (2009), Playa Tamarindo, Guanacaste
2011 The JW Marriot, Costa Rica (2011). Hacienda Pinilla, Guanacaste
2012 CafeTico, Tienda Indigena, Cafe Colibiri in Playa Tamarindo, Guancaste
2013 Tienda Natural Life in Playa Famingo
2013 Mirador Tamarindo, Playa Tamarindo
2014 Indigo Home Center, Playa Tamarindo
2016 Pueblo Colonial, Playa Tamarindo
Below is a Video Made by the Artist and Independent Film Maker Scott Snare about Mayan Prayers and How the Mayan Calendar Helps a person make their dreams come true! Enjoy!
