Cora Ennis Morris (b. 1965, Hartford, Connecticut) is a mixed media painter whose work explores the intersection of memory, place, and the natural world. Drawing from her background in painting and printmaking, she creates layered botanical works that combine hand-created cyanotype imagery with acrylic, ink, and other media. Her paintings reflect an ongoing exploration of the landscapes and plant life that have shaped her experiences, inviting viewers to consider the connections between nature, memory, and personal history.

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Morris earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Painting and Printmaking from Central Connecticut State University and has developed a distinctive studio practice that bridges traditional and contemporary processes. Her work has been exhibited in galleries, invitational exhibitions, and a recent solo museum exhibition at the Franklin G. Burroughs-Simeon B. Chaplin Art Museum. Her work is held in the permanent collection of the Franklin G. Burroughs-Simeon B. Chaplin Art Museum, in institutional collections throughout South Carolina, and in private collections throughout the United States.

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She currently lives and works outside Savannah, Georgia.