Kristina Corre is an analog collage artist based in Ottawa, Canada. Born in Manila and raised in Toronto, a lifetime of imagining new worlds led Corre to study architecture at Carleton University's Azrieli School of Architecture and Urbanism, where she graduated with her Master of Architecture degree in 2012. Beyond the history, theory, and practise of architecture, her education instilled the importance of narrative in image making, of meticulousness in her craft, and of making as a means to discovery. These paramount lessons are currently driving her explorations into handcut, found-object collage.

Kristina is currently represented by Studio Sixty-Six in Ottawa, and holds collage workshops at the Ottawa art space Possible Worlds. Her current practise focuses on issues of identity, cultural visibility, and explorations of the Filipinx diaspora.