Corinna Nicole is a Huntsville, Alabama–based visual artist best known for portraying the ethereal beauty of starling murmurations—those mesmerizing, ever-changing displays of flocking birds that evoke both movement and connection.

Corinna also explores in portraiture and figurative works.

Educated at the University of Montevallo, where she earned her B.A. in Art in 2008, and later refining her vision and practice at the University of California, Berkeley, where she completed an M.F.A. in Art Practice in 2011, Corinna has developed a distinct artistic language that bridges technical rigor with expressive spontaneity. Her academic background underpins the thoughtful construction of her work, while her continuous engagement with themes of connectivity and transformation infuses each piece with a sense of wonder and introspection.

Corinna has exhibited her work in solo and group exhibitions at venues such as Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment, Carnegie Visual Arts Center, Wiregrass Museum of Art, and the Kennedy-Douglas Center for the Arts. She has taught foundation art courses at UC Berkeley, University of Alabama Huntsville, and Alabama A&M University. Corinna has been a member of the Alabama chapter of Women’s Caucus for Art since 2016 and served as the chapter’s Communication Lead for two years.

Her public studio, serving as both a working space and gallery, is located at historic Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment in space #118.