Artist Kori

Six years ago, I traded my paintbrush for the colors of the wild, transforming the shapes, textures, and colors of nature into wildlife-inspired works of art. I began as a traditional artist, painting wildlife portraits in oil and acrylic, until one day I arranged fallen oak leaves and branches into a deer. After that, I fell in love with the ephemeral beauty of creating something from nature's own materials and allowing the earth to reclaim it. It became a beautiful way to celebrate wildlife while inspiring a deeper connection to the natural world.

When I'm not creating on land, I'm in the ocean studying sea turtles. From population monitoring to tracking studies, I assist with research and data collection to help protect our world's sea turtles.

No paint. Just nature.