Colin Goldberg is a Bronx-born artist renowned for his innovative exploration of contemporary abstraction and digital art. As the originator of the term Techspressionism, he bridges the gap between traditional expressionism and modern technological advancements. His compelling portfolio includes original works such as paintings, wireframe constructs, biomorphic designs, and mixed-media pieces.

Notably, his large-scale augmented reality work, Kneeling Icon, has gained prominence as the first AR piece in the Hearst Corporation collection, permanently displayed in Hearst Tower, Manhattan. Goldberg's commitment to nurturing artistic communities shines through his collaboration with fellow artists and his leadership role within a global network of over 45 countries dedicated to Techspressionism. His artwork has been recognized in prestigious publications like WIRED and The New York Times, further solidifying his position in the contemporary art world.

With both solo and group exhibitions regularly showcased, Colin Goldberg continues to push the boundaries of art while fostering an inclusive dialogue through modern technology