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Laura Fisher is an interdisciplinary artist who incorporates drawing, lens-based media, and textiles to explore contemporary issues of identity, displacement, and ecologies of war. Through her work, she weaves together the threads of lesser-told stories in order to reposition history toward a more dialectical, human-centered context, questioning the implications of figurative memory and deconstructing the ripples of intergenerational trauma.
Laura holds a B.F.A. from the University of Cincinnati and an M.F.A. from Paris College of Art, and her work has been exhibited throughout the U.S. and Europe. She currently lives and works in Paris, France, where she is happy to have a studio at Les Arches Citoyennes in the 4ème arrondissement. In her spare time, you can find her biking along Canal Saint-Martin, tending to her horde of houseplants, and eating too much cheese.
Her current project, PASSAGES, juxtaposes journeys of migrants who fled violence and war in their home countries to seek asylum in the UK. Exploring the anthropology of migration through large-scale dye sublimation prints and an accompanying photobook, this work reflects on the complexities of displacement and the broader sociopolitical context that undermines it. PASSAGES will be displayed in an upcoming solo show in Paris, France in March 2025 and a group exhibition in Liverpool, England in May 2025.
For questions about publishing, purchasing, or exhibiting works, or to request a CV, PDF portfolio, or press package, please get in touch via the contact form.
Laura holds a B.F.A. from the University of Cincinnati and an M.F.A. from Paris College of Art, and her work has been exhibited throughout the U.S. and Europe. She currently lives and works in Paris, France, where she is happy to have a studio at Les Arches Citoyennes in the 4ème arrondissement. In her spare time, you can find her biking along Canal Saint-Martin, tending to her horde of houseplants, and eating too much cheese.
Her current project, PASSAGES, juxtaposes journeys of migrants who fled violence and war in their home countries to seek asylum in the UK. Exploring the anthropology of migration through large-scale dye sublimation prints and an accompanying photobook, this work reflects on the complexities of displacement and the broader sociopolitical context that undermines it. PASSAGES will be displayed in an upcoming solo show in Paris, France in March 2025 and a group exhibition in Liverpool, England in May 2025.
For questions about publishing, purchasing, or exhibiting works, or to request a CV, PDF portfolio, or press package, please get in touch via the contact form.