Corina Hazlett (b. 1968) in Christchurch, New Zealand is a process-driven mixed media painter and art teacher

Corina Hazlett experiments with processes and materials that enables the artwork to transform itself. Through cracking, chemical reactions, crystallization, erosion, gravity and even burning, freezing or sanding back the surfaces. The materials have a say in how the paintings evolve and transform exploring themes of resilience, disruption, but also of growth and repair.

Heavily influenced by her experience as an art tutor using art as a tool in rehabilitation, these works reflect an ongoing interest in transformation and the complexities of human experience. Each artwork becomes a record of its own making, holding within it a history of decisions, erasures, and re-emergence .

Large Paintings

Multi Layered works with Gesso, Acrylic , Charcoal, Ink, oil pastels and R&F oil Sticks . Artworks that are larger that 1.5m are painted on stretched canvases or loose primed canvas which are able to be rolled and shipped

Medium Paintings

Small scale artworks that are below 1m in size. Abstracts that are multi layered, Gesso mark making, Charcoal , ink , Acrylic , R & F Oil Stick. Stretched Canvas and 50mm thick Board

Small Works on Paper

These are small studies on paper where observations contribute to my larger pieces . Processes such as burning and crystallization with salts and acids create beautiful textures .

WATER.

International Online Group Exhibition 2026

I’m excited to announce that my artwork “Moments of clarity rising from memories “ has been selected to be part of Water International online Group Exhibition 2026 at No. 35 Gallery, London 

There were over 1300 submissions from more than 87 countries for this juried exhibition , 364 artists selected and my artwork was also one of 22 nominated for the grand prize.

No. 35 Gallery , London