ABOUT
Corinne Rivera is a climate artist from New York.
Her work intertwines high fashion, nightlife, and installation design with environmental education.
Corinne’s AI series, Styles of the Anthropocene, has been exhibited globally—challenging audiences to reconsider societal priorities. It asks, “What if we paid as much attention to climate issues as we do influencers and celebrities?”
Deeply committed to AI's democratizing potential, Corinne believes in its power to turn imagination into reality. She is passionate about training others on AI tools and empowering people to visualize alternative worlds and preferred futures.
For Corinne, art is not just about creation; it’s about exercising our collective imagination to shape the beliefs, dreams, and political visions of tomorrow.
art shows
Corinne’s immersive experiences invite participants to be more than just spectators—they become co-creators in a dynamic exploration of our planet's future.
At the heart of her exhibitions is the concept of collective prompting, where participants’ voices shape the art.
Audience inputs like favorite visual artists and climate concerns are woven together in real-time to generate Midjourney prompts.
As you walk through the exhibition, you'll witness a tapestry of collective imagination—an evolving collage of fears, hopes, and visions for the future. Corinne's work serves as a potent reminder that art can be a tool for change, inviting us all to engage more deeply with the climate crisis while offering a platform for our collective voices to be heard.
Forced Migration in the Style of Vincent Van Gogh
Biodiversity Loss in the Style of Christo Jeanne-Claude
Water Scarcity in the Style of Dali
Regenerative Agriculture in the Style of Hilma af Klint
Civil Unrest in the Style of Yayoi Kusama
Water Scarcity in the Style of Peyton Freidman
Biodiversity Loss in the Style of Rembrandt
Civil Unrest in the Style of Dali
Microplastics in the Style of Daniel Arsham
Regenerative Agriculture in the Style of Remedios Varo