Artistic Journey

Christiane Corcelle’s work is guided by curiosity and a drive to explore materials, processes, and ideas. Her multi-disciplinary practice embraces painting, printmaking, collage, and installation, allowing her to move fluidly across mediums and techniques. This openness results in a body of work that is versatile, evocative, and alive with discovery. Through her art, Corcelle seeks new perspectives, revealing beauty and meaning in unexpected places.

Artist Statement

Painting, printmaking, collage, and installation form the core of Christiane Corcelle’s multi-disciplinary practice. Her paintings and prints explore contrasts of color, shape, and texture, layering papers, vibrant hues, and expressive lines into works that feel both dynamic and contemplative. Her installations transform discarded and found materials into new forms, giving them fresh meaning and presence. Across all media, Corcelle infuses her work with a captivating energy that draws viewers in.

Studio & Practice

Located at the Umbrella Arts Center in Concord, MA, Corcelle’s studio 306D serves as a sanctuary where her artistic vision comes to life.
It is within this creative space that she channels her passion and dedication, tirelessly pushing the boundaries of her practice.
The studio is a testament to her commitment to artistic exploration and innovation, a place where ideas take shape and imagination knows no bounds.

Exhibitions

Her work has been shown in galleries and museums across the United States and internationally, including exhibitions in France, Vietnam, China, Cuba, Peru, and Azerbaijan.

Collections

Corcelle’s paintings are held in private and public collections worldwide, among them the Museum of Fine Arts (Boston), the Boston Public Library, the Art Complex Museum, the Contemporary Art Center, the Vietnam Fine Arts Association in Hanoi, the Danang Fine Arts Museum in Vietnam, the China Academy of Art in Hangzhou, Universidade Feevale in Brazil, and Las Casas de las Américas in Cuba.

She is also the designer of the Boston Printmakers award-winning publication 60 Years of North American Prints.