Cy Mirol captures the resonant energy of music through her drawings and paintings, embodying the fluid, syneasthetic alphabet she has created for Bookperformance. This alphabet is distinguished by its sound and meaning values, complementing other alphabets she knows and continues to study. Her artwork, showcased on paper and canvas, has been featured in various literary and art festivals, as well as during her Bookperformance events from 2011 to 2021. In 2021, her paintings inspired by classical music composer Satie, Gymnopédies  were displayed in the context of the BILY Art Walk. Following this, she exhibited works based on other musical compositions, including Hallelujah (by Cohen) on paper and linen, A Love Supreme (by Coltrane) live-painting performance on linen, Liebesträume (by Liszt) live-paining performance on paper, Boléro (by Ravel) on paper and linen, and Blue Train (by Coltrane) on skateboards. Cy creates in solitude while listening to music and also conducts live-painting performances in public spaces. These live events, similar to her books and performances, encourage co-creation by inviting participants to get involved in the artwork, which she later authenticates. Each autumn, she paints Hallelujah pieces as a tribute to the concept of "we are all one". Below is a list of exhibitions since 2021. You are invited to visit @bookperformance, an evolving digital archive providing audiovisual and textual documentation of the exhibited artworks.