Since the early 1990s, Cinto has presented her work at museums and institutions worldwide including important solo exhibitions at Fondation Hermès, Tokyo (2020); Instituto Itaú Cultural, Sao Paulo, solo exhibition curated by Paulo Herkenoff (2020); the Dallas Museum of Art (2019-2020); Contemporary Art Center Cincinnati (2017); USF Contemporary Art Museum, Tampa, Florida (2015); the CAAM Centro Atlántico de Arte Moderno in Madrid, Spain (2014); Instituto Tomie Ohtake in São Paulo (2010); MACUF Museum of Contemporary Art Union Fenosa in La Coruña, Spain (2007); Wall Project at São Paulo Museum of Modern Art (2003); and Museu de Arte da Pampulha, Belo Horizonte (2003). She will have a solo exhibition at Es Baluard Museu D'Art Contemporani de Palma in Mallorca opening in September 2025.
Among her many public projects and commissions worldwide, her most notable include Prelude to Dream & Melody for the Stars I and II at Teatro Cultura Artística in Sao Paulo (2024); Night of Hope at AT&T Stadium, Dallas Cowboys Art Collection (2024); Let Freedom Ring, 2023, at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Center in Washington, DC (2023); The Wishes Boulevard, 2021 Thailand Biennial, curated by Yuko Hasegawa, Korat, Thailand (2021); The Rooftop of the Rosewood Hotel, São Paulo (2021); Water Movement, Itaúsa Bank, Sao Paulo (2020); Open Seascape at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, New York (2019); Untitled for Murals of La Jolla (2018); The Invisible Telescope at USF Kate Tiedemann College of Business (2018); Library of Love at the Contemporary Art Center Cincinnati (2017); The Great Sun, P.S. 56 (2016); One Day, After the Rain, commissioned by The Phillips Collection in Washington, D.C. (2012-2013); Encounter of Waters at Seattle Art Museum's Olympic Park Pavilion (2012-2014); A Casa das Fontes (The House of Fountains), an installation conceived for Casa do Sertanista in Sao Paulo (2013); When The Night Comes Into My Room, an outdoor public commission for Obra Viva/Esculturas Públicas (Living Work/Public Sculptures) at Parque Ecológico Municipal Estoril-Virgilio Simionatto in São Bernardo do Campo, Brazil (2012); and Japonism, a public commission for the SESC swimming pool in Santo André, Brazil (2011).
