Corrina Sephora Mensoff was born in a rural town in NH in 1971; her New York City family turned organic farmers raised her to live outside "societal constraints." She received her BFA from Massachussetts College of Art in Boston. In 2005 she received her MFA from GA. Her work has been exhibited widely nationally and internationally, and is on permanent display at the Atlanta Botanical Gardens, The Martin Luther King Historic Site, and in the Contemporary  Art Collection of King and Spaulding, along with many private collections. Corrina has received awards and grants from MOCA GA, Icarus international, Noma, Nea, Hungarian Multi Cultural, and others. She is a working studio artist, who also independently curates, teaches art, and organizes community.