ARTIST STATEMENT:
My work begins with a moment—something seen, felt, or remembered—and distills it into color, form, and texture.
I’m drawn to the subtle drama of everyday environments: shifting light, architectural angles, the rhythm of a landscape, or a small gesture that unexpectedly resonates. These impressions become abstracted, layered, and reinterpreted until they reveal the emotional undercurrent that first caught my attention.
I’m interested in the tension between structure and intuition. Each piece starts with a clear framework, but the process inevitably moves toward disruption—edges soften, lines dissolve, color takes over. This balance mirrors how we navigate the world: organizing, containing, and defining, even as life pushes toward fluidity and change.
My background in interior design shapes how I see. Composition, proportion, and negative space are as essential to me as pigment. I think about how the eye travels through a piece, how color holds space, and how form can quiet or amplify a feeling. Ultimately, I’m not documenting a scene; I’m translating an experience. I want the work to feel immediate and honest—layered, imperfect, and alive with the energy of the moment that inspired it.
ARTIST BIO:
Fisher’s practice is deeply informed by the places she has encountered: the vivid light and terrain of Kenya, the intimate scale of European villages, and the expansive mountain landscapes of Southern California. Each work begins with a remembered moment, distilled and reimagined to capture its underlying emotional resonance. Through this process, she bridges the personal and the universal, exploring how we shape—and are shaped by—the spaces around us.
Before turning her focus fully to painting, Fisher built a long career in interior design, founding and leading two design firms. Her training honed her sensitivity to space, rhythm, color, and form—sensibilities that remain central to her visual language. She holds an undergraduate degree from Indiana University of Pennsylvania and a master’s degree from Syracuse University, and is a certified California Interior Designer as well as a LEED AP in Building & Construction.
Fisher’s work has been exhibited in group and solo shows and is included in private collections across the United States. She lives and works in Los Angeles, where she continues to create abstract paintings that reflect the layered nature of experience and the evolving dialogue between people and place.