Very Very New Media Artist- Corrina Espinosa now @FEED

OPENFEED 2025 Residency Artist

Corrina, a Denver-based artist and curator, demonstrates a compelling integration of art and technology in her multifaceted creative practice. Holding a BFA in Sculpture from Metropolitan State University and an MFA in Integrated Art from the University of Colorado, Boulder, she skillfully merges scientific inquiry with artistic exploration, employing new media technologies to push the boundaries of contemporary expression. Her work frequently incorporates custom circuitry, resulting in vibrant, interactive, and kinetic light-based installations that engage viewers through dynamic sensory experiences.

Her artistic interests span a broad spectrum, including robotics, glitch art, video, and conceptual frameworks. More recently, Corrina has ventured into virtual and augmented reality (VR/AR), as well as the incorporation of artificial intelligence (AI), positioning her at the forefront of emerging media practices. This forward-looking approach is balanced by a deep engagement with literary arts, from which she draws narrative inspiration. Her visual storytelling oscillates between dark humor and whimsical levity, effectively capturing the paradoxes and absurdities inherent in human existence.

MEOWWOLF - CONTRIBUTING LEAD ARTIST

Assistant Teaching Professor - INTERDISCIPLINARY MEDIA ARTS PRACTICES (IMAP)

Beyond her studio work, Corrina has made significant contributions to the Denver art community through her curatorial projects. As founder and director of Denver Digital Land Grab, she champions inclusivity, diversity, and community participation by transforming digital spaces into accessible platforms for local artists. This initiative exemplifies her commitment to equity and innovation within the cultural landscape.

In her academic role as Assistant Teaching Professor of Digital Art at the University of Colorado, Boulder, Corrina shapes the next generation of artists working at the intersection of technology and creativity. Her extensive exhibition history spans prominent local institutions—including the Denver Art Museum, Meow Wolf, and the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art (BMoCA)—as well as international venues in Barcelona and Bosnia, underscoring the broad relevance and impact of her work.