Isabella Corine is a contemporary American artist known for her hyperrealistic paintings, large-scale art installations/murals, and immersive creative events. Deeply influenced by realism and the music industry, Corine draws inspiration from creative visionaries such as Salvador Dalí, Daniel Arsham, and Beyoncé, merging timeless techniques with a distinctly modern innovation. Her work often explores themes of vulnerability, beauty, and inner complexity, rendering her subjects with lifelike detail that blurs the line between painting and photography. A recurring motif in her art is the exploration of light and texture, frequently portraying figures adorned with elements such as honey, paint, oil, or bourbon, which creates a vivid interplay of surface and sentiment. Through this approach, Corine invites viewers to uncover the layers of emotion, memory, and material that define the human condition.