Corrin is a Textile Design and Visual Arts graduate, celebrated for her meticulously planned and intricate woven structures.
Who
Working from her studio in Northcote - Workplayhouse, she experiments in geometric abstraction using natural fibres to create bold, rhythmic flow through repetition and texture.
Actively involved in local arts and sustainability communities, Corrin aims to slow life down, tethered to a mindful, contemplative approach to her work.
“Each piece of fabric tells a story, starting with every yarn that passes through my fingers and is threaded onto a loom to create cloth. I embrace modern and traditional techniques to craft cloth with purpose.”
Why
Corrin is committed to preserving lost trades, fostering individuality, and inspiring cultural change while resisting mass consumerism.
Corrin teaches the art of creating pieces using natural and upcycled fibers, emphasising environmentally respectful practices in every work.
Through Corrin’s practice and teaching, she strives to inspire learners to think critically, honour traditional skills, and create with intention. Rooted in the traditions of handmade cultures and the enduring value of hand skills, Corrin’s work promotes mindfulness, sustainability, community, and lifelong learning.