C—KOBISCHKa

BIO/
Cora Kobischka is a multidisciplinary artist based in Brooklyn. Working across drawing, printmaking, poetry, installation, and digital media, she explores themes of emergence, identity, and transformation. Her work has been exhibited internationally, including in Dubai, Seoul, Nagano, Chicago, and New York.

Rooted in a deep attention to the body, memory, and the natural world, Kobischka’s practice bridges the spiritual and the material. Through soft pastels, ink transfer, and experimental image-making, she examines how we experience change—internally, emotionally, and across the subtle thresholds of becoming.

Her current work explores the in-between states where identity shifts, dissolves, or re-forms, merging personal imagery with symbolic elements to reflect on transformation and renewal. She is also the author of Body of  Work, a Substack project blending reflections on parenthood, creative process, and transformation.

ARTIST STATEMENT/

My work centers on the quiet, liminal spaces where something is shifting—emotionally, spiritually, or within the body. Across printmaking, drawing, and poetic text, I explore states of becoming and the role imagination plays in shaping how we move through change.

I’m drawn to the tension between rupture and emergence. Through layering, texture, and experimental image-making, I work with imagery that signals transition—water, flowers, blurred or doubled forms, the trace of a gesture. These elements become metaphors for internal shifts that are subtle, intuitive, and often beyond language.

I see imagination as a catalyst for transformation: a way of entering the unseen, giving form to what’s felt but not yet fully known. Each piece becomes an intimate threshold, inviting viewers into an interior landscape—a space of reflection, expansion, and the ongoing movement of becoming.