My name is Cynthia Undyantara. I’m an artist and muralist, creative coach, and arts-wellness practitioner devoted to reconnecting people with their inner power through expression. My work lives at the intersection of creativity, embodiment, and community.

Before dedicating myself fully to this work, I built a career in the animation industry, contributing as both an artist and production leader to internationally recognized children’s productions for Netflix, PBS, and Nickelodeon, including Blue’s Clues & You!, Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood, The Magic School Bus Rides Again, and Clifford the Big Red Dog. My experience managing large creative teams and complex productions gave me a strong foundation in creative direction, project development, and bringing ambitious ideas from vision to execution.

Driven by a desire to pursue more meaningful, community-centred work, I left the corporate world and co-founded a multidisciplinary community art space in downtown Toronto. As the lead business developer and head of programming and exhibitions, I cultivated partnerships with artists, organizations, schools, and community groups while producing exhibitions, performances, workshops, and cultural events.

I later co-founded Electric Sunshine Co., a creative wellness company that brings together art, embodiment, and human connection through immersive experiences. Across these ventures, I’ve designed and executed a wide range of events—from corporate programs and wellness workshops to exhibitions, creative activations, and celebrations welcoming more than 200 attendees.

Today, I bring this multidisciplinary experience into my art, murals, coaching, and facilitated experiences. Using art as alchemy, my mission is to create spaces and processes that help people identify blockages, awaken dormant power, and develop integrative pathways toward greater freedom, flow, and authentic self-expression.