Judith P. Fischer

In her exhibition, Judith P. Fischer explores the interplay between drawing and objects, line and point. The line, in the form of pencil drawings, forms the basis of all her works. The point, the object or sculpture, condenses the respective theme and brings it to the forefront.

Fischer's work began with classic pencil drawings and developed in different directions: sculptural, installation-based, and graphic. Since studying sculpture, the artist has used the object or sculpture as the central medium through which to explore themes such as community, togetherness, and relationships. In doing so, she always focuses on space. Her works occupy, shape, and transform space—they engage in a dialogue with their surroundings.

Judith P. Fischer was born in Linz in 1963. She studied singing at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna and sculpture at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna. Her interdisciplinary art incorporates drawing, photography, and sculpture. She creates projects for public spaces, curates exhibitions, and has taught at the University of Applied Arts Vienna since 2019.