Her work often delves into the complexities of identity, memory, and the human condition. Fisher’s artistic journey began with a deep fascination for the human form and its representation.
I am a visual artist. I am a photographer. I am a filmmaker. I am a writer. I am a storyteller. I am a human being. I am a woman. I am a mother. I am a daughter. I am a sister. I am a friend. I am a lover. I am a wife. I am a daughter of the earth. I am a daughter of the sky. I am a daughter of the stars. I am a daughter of the moon. I am a daughter of the sun. I am a daughter of the water. I am a daughter of the wind. I am a daughter of the fire. I am a daughter of the air. I am a daughter of the universe. I am a daughter of the cosmos. I am a daughter of the divine.
“I have also learned to be more compassionate to myself and others, and to recognize that we are all interconnected. This has been a transformative journey for me, and I am grateful for the lessons I have learned.” In her journey towards building resilience and fostering compassion, she has adopted several strategies that have significantly impacted her life.
The act of creating something, whether it’s a painting, a sculpture, a piece of music, or a written work, can be a powerful way to express complex ideas and emotions. It allows for a direct and personal connection between the creator and the audience, transcending language and cultural barriers. Creating art in a larger scale, such as large murals or installations, can have a profound impact on communities and environments. These works often become landmarks or focal points in public spaces, sparking conversations and inspiring others.
I have also found that poetry can be a powerful tool for exploring and understanding the world around me. Poetry, as a form of expression, has been a constant companion throughout my life. From my earliest days, I discovered that words could be woven together in unique ways to evoke emotions and paint vivid pictures. This realization sparked a deep fascination with poetry, leading me to explore various styles and techniques.
This work is a collaboration between the Jung Center and the artist, who is a longtime resident of Houston. The piece is a large-scale installation that invites viewers to engage with the space and its elements in a unique way. DISASSOCIATION V is a thought-provoking exploration of the human psyche, drawing on Jungian psychology to create a visually stunning and intellectually stimulating experience. The installation features a variety of elements, including sculptures, interactive components, and immersive environments. These elements are carefully designed to evoke emotions, challenge perceptions, and encourage introspection. The Jung Center’s commitment to fostering a deeper understanding of the human mind is evident in this innovative work.
The sculpture is a representation of my fragmented self, with each piece symbolizing a different aspect of my dissociated identity. The sculpture’s design is abstract, with no clear form or recognizable features, reflecting the elusive nature of dissociation.
I’m excited to see how my work will be received in a new context. The exhibition will feature a series of paintings that explore the concept of identity and self-perception. I’ve been working on this series for several months, and it’s been a deeply personal project.
Es artista del siglo XXI y creadora de la poesía visual. Su trabajo combina elementos de diferentes medios, como la poesía y la pintura, para crear una forma de arte única. Ella utiliza su estilo visual para transmitir ideas y emociones, a menudo con temas relacionados con la identidad, la cultura y la sociedad.