ARTIST. MUSICIAN. MAKER. FABRICATOR.
Chris McCorkle is the Seattle-area multidisciplinary creator behind SIKPOK - a body of work that moves between characters, masks, artwork, objects, models, fabrication, music, and years of creative experimentation.
SIKPOK is not a brand. It is the connective tissue that binds an entire ecosystem of creation. When Chris works, ideas refuse to remain siloed in a single medium. A concept forged in metal may evolve into a character mask, which then breathes life into a digital environment or narrative oddity.
Every project informs the next. The raw, unyielding textures of industrial fabrication bleed into delicate, high-end gallery aesthetics, creating a singular, monumental narrative that spans across all disciplines.

Before any blueprint is drawn or concept finalized, there is only raw material. The process begins with an unfiltered exploration of textures, metals, and forms. No expectations. Just the grit of unrefined potential waiting to be manipulated into existence.


Definitions restrict creativity. By building first and categorizing later, the work transcends traditional boundaries. Each piece evolves organically, adopting its identity only after the industrial fabrication is complete.
Years of dedicated craftsmanship meticulously cataloged into one continuously growing archive.
The creative world doesn't stop at visual art. Soundscapes and compositions that parallel the physical work.
Rooted in the Pacific Northwest, drawing industrial and organic inspiration from the Seattle area.
Behind the characters, masks, objects, artwork, music, and experiments is one person who keeps following ideas into whatever form they take.
Whether you are curating an exhibition, seeking a custom fabrication, or inquiring about available pieces, the studio is open for select collaborations. Let's build something enduring.