Corinne Bizzle is an abstract artist based in Dallas, Texas. She graduated from Highland Park High School with honors in art and continued her studies at the University of Oklahoma. After college, Corinne began her professional art career and quickly earned recognition for her work.

In 2017, she was selected to participate in the prestigious Kips Bay Decorator Show House in New York City, where her work was featured in the New York Times. The following year, she partnered with fellow artist Mariel Pohlman and Uptown Dallas to create two 60‑foot murals in one of the city’s most vibrant neighborhoods. These large‑scale pieces highlight Corinne’s emphasis on mass and movement—capturing the rhythms of life in a powerful display of public art.

Corinne has collaborated with numerous interior designers, and her work can be found in homes, commercial spaces, and sorority houses across the United States.

 

Corinne’s art continues to evolve as she experiments with bold color choices, expressive placement, and dynamic line work. Each piece is built through a layered mixed‑media process designed to spark curiosity and invite viewers to look closer. Her work spans a variety of formats—both large and small—on canvas and paper, and can be found in select Dallas–Fort Worth stores as well as online.

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At the heart of Corinne’s mission is a simple belief: everyone deserves the opportunity to start an art collection. Beginning a collection can feel overwhelming, but even a single piece can transform a room. Corinne’s original abstract paintings, timeless figure drawings, and handcrafted art prints are available in a range of sizes, making art accessible to collectors at every stage.

 

Follow Corinne on her social platforms for the latest updates, new releases, and behind‑the‑scenes glimpses into her creative process.​