Series

Colin Goldberg’s artwork develops in parallel series, each a different meeting point of hand and machine: Wireframe paintings, Metagraphs (augmented reality drawings), Biomorphic forms, Photoconstruct compositions, Shodo works on paper rooted in Japanese brush calligraphy, the Hand-Eye series and early work.

Abstract painting featuring four large blue ovals over vibrant splashes of yellow, orange, and white, with black and red lines swirling in the background. The overall effect is energetic and dynamic.
WIREFRAME SERIES

Abstract black-and-white digital art featuring bold, flowing lines and curves that create a sense of movement and depth, with complex intersecting patterns and shapes throughout the image.
METAGRAPH SERIES

Abstract black and white swirling lines form wave-like shapes on a stark red background. The image has a dynamic, chaotic feel, with intricate, curved patterns and sharp points.
BIOMORPHIC SERIES

A square black-and-white photo of clouds over water is centered on a colorful abstract background with bold red, yellow, blue, and white brushstrokes.
PHOTOCONSTRUCT SERIES

Abstract art with bold red shapes, black hourglass-like forms, and thin, curved black lines on a textured off-white background.
SHODO SERIES

A hand drawn with intricate red and blue lines, filled with swirling patterns and circular shapes. An eye is depicted in the center of the palm, creating a surreal and abstract effect.
HAND-EYE SERIES

A yellow silhouette of a person dances in a dark blue room with a lit TV, couch, open door, and bookshelf, evoking a sense of solitude and movement.
EARLY WORK