About Me

 Corinne Stevie, a Haitian American artist born in 1987 in Miami, Florida, has pursued a lifelong passion for art. At a young age she embarked on a path that led her to become a magnet student for visual art in middle school and a fashion design student at Miami's Design and Architecture Senior High School (DASH). She later obtained her BFA in illustration design with a focus on painting from the Savannah College of Art and Design in 2010 and showcased her work at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Georgia in 2011. Beyond her classical training, Corinne is a firm believer in self-expression and creativity, not only through visual art but also in her solo music and collaborative endeavors. In 2021, she achieved significant recognition, with an invitation to a prestigious virtual artist talk at the Perez Art Museum Miami and her artwork being selected for North Miami's public art project. Her most recent accomplishment is a monumental mural at the Miami Workers Center in Liberty City, covering the entire building exterior.