Close-up portrait of a young woman with long, curly dark brown hair, brown eyes, a septum piercing. She is wearing earrings and a black top with a red and black woven pattern.

About Corrina

A woman with curly dark brown hair, wearing large hoop earrings and a yellow headscarf, is picking indigo leaves from a Japanese Indigo plant and placing them in a woven basket, outdoors in a garden.

Corrina Delgado is a queer disabled Mexican-American multidisciplinary artist living and working in Southern Missouri. She graduated from the Kansas City Art Institute with her Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in Painting. She is a current Board Member of the Kaw Point Fibershed and Newsletter Editor.

She has been awarded a CERF+ Get Ready Grant, The Color Network Fellowship, Traditional Craft Mentorship Program in Natural Dyes at the John C. Campbell Folk School, and has been published in several publications in 2025.

With a focus on materiality and spirituality she creates work that examines the human condition in relationship to place. Captivated by traditional craft she has been studying and practicing natural dyeing since 2021.

Woman standing next to a table withdye pots and bowls outside a metal building, with trees and a sunny sky in the background.
A woman working with fabric and sewing machines in a well-lit room with art on the walls.