Corinne has been a prolific mosaic artist since 2012, creating vibrant works that range from wall hangings and architectural installations to garden sculptures, public art, mirrors, and more. Based in her Newburyport studio, she not only produces commissioned pieces—especially beloved pet portraits, one of her specialties—but also shares her passion by teaching mosaic art to students of all levels.

Her work is featured in public and private collections throughout New England and across the country, bringing beauty and joy to indoor and outdoor spaces alike. Deeply committed to the healing potential of creativity, Corinne is a trained Arts-in-Health Practitioner and believes in the transformative power of art to connect, comfort, and inspire.

Artist Statement

Throughout my life, I have always felt aligned with my highest purpose when creating something beautiful – especially with something that, by itself, might otherwise not be. Mosaic art is the perfect form of expression for this passion; it is about the power of transformation. Among other things, mosaic art offers endless opportunities for discarded or treasured items to become part of something whole, unique and meaningful.

The most personally significant transformational aspect of mosaics I can point to is that becoming a mosaic artist has transformed me into the best possible version of myself. It is how I feel most enlivened, accomplished, contributory, purposeful, spiritually balanced, and joyful.

Creating mosaics is not just a ‘feel good’ activity. The process of selecting and connecting the elements of size, color, texture and shape, has helped me develop problem-solving skills, critical thinking, and patience – ever negotiating for a work of art the best possible execution and outcome for function or decor. Mosaics is a very forgiving art where imperfections can be embraced to add interest and variety, and highlight other parts of the work.  Life, I feel, should imitate art in this respect.

I want everything I do to bring value and beauty to my community and our world. Becoming a better artist maximizes my ability to do so.