乍看之下，我的作品是抽象的，但实际上表现的，代表了一种超越直接印象的现实；创造一种更完整、更真实的视觉体验，挑战观众超越社会对事物所建构的意义。
While appearing at first glance abstract, my works are meant in fact to be representational, but to represent a reality beyond immediate impressions; to create rather a fuller, and more authentic, visual experience that challenges the viewer to move beyond socially constructed meanings of subject.

科比·沃尔什，跨媒介视觉艺术家，其作品探讨光、空间和时间之间的关系，以此来传达我们观点的主观性和当下的无常。捕捉光和时间的光怪陆离图像，将个体的脆弱性与之平行。不依靠数字处理，来探讨真实性和当下的短暂。他的教育背景涉及认知和大脑科学，这让他能够在感知的神经基础上来研究光和色彩。
Kobi Walsh is a Brooklyn-based multi-disciplinary visual artist whose work investigates the relationship between light, space, and time in order to communicate the subjectivity of our perspective and the impermanence of the present moment. He captures intricate impressionistic fragments of light and time in order to parallel the fragile nature of our individual reality. Not relying on digital manipulation, Kobi’s work explores themes of authenticity and the transience of the present moment. He received a B.S. in Cognitive and Brain Sciences from Tufts University, incorporating an understanding of the neurological foundations of perception to play with our expectations of light and color. Kobi’s work has been exhibited internationally and is currently working out of his studio at Mana Contemporary. He has partnered with Nifty Gateway to launch 2 Verified NFT Collections from his video work The Rubble Collection. Kobi was recently selected for the 2022 Lumen Prize for Art and Technology Longlist and has won 34 awards for his photography from notable organizations such as PX3 Prix de La Photographie Paris, the International Photography Awards, Moscow International Foto Awards, and Photographers Forum. Kobi’s work has been published 19 times in international publications such as Saatchi Art, Friend of the Artist, The Flux Review, The Curator’s Salon, and Create! Magazine.