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Kefalonia Isl. Greece
Brass Artist, Storyteller, Founder of Cocorrina
Corina Nika is a Greek artist working primarily with brass, creating intricate, large-scale pieces that explore form, light, and quiet narrative. Her work draws from myth, natural history, and old-world craftsmanship, translating these influences into material, structured compositions.
Her practice is process-driven and detail-oriented, where each piece is shaped by hand and developed through time. Alongside her visual work, she writes and develops narrative worlds, allowing storytelling to inform both structure and meaning.
She lives and works in Kefalonia, Greece, and is the founder of Cocorrina. Her work as a designer has included New York Times and Sunday Times bestselling publications.
Selected Features
TIME · VANITY FAIR · ELIE SAAB · ANTHROPOLOGIE
