Untitled (2005) is a visually rich work that encapsulates Fisher’s signature themes of the female experience in relation to nature, identity and control. The title, “Untitled,” reflects a refusal to be easily categorized or constrained, echoing the complexities of the subjects Fisher often explores. She employs dynamic imagery to portray women interacting with wild, untamed environments. The figures depicted embody a blend of vulnerability and power, highlighting the tension between societal restrictions and the innate strength of the female form. The natural settings in her work suggest both a return to instinctual freedom and an escape from cultural expectations.

Fisher’s use of bold colors, organic shapes and a sense of movement infuses the work with energy,

emphasizing the dynamic interplay between the human body and the external forces—whether societal or natural—that shape it. Untitled embodies her interest in themes of autonomy and constraint, presenting women on the verge of transformation, caught between embracing their inherent power and resisting controlling forces.

This piece invites viewers to reflect on the complexities of identity, particularly for women, and the constant push and pull between societal expectations and personal empowerment. Fisher’s work often blurs the lines between fantasy and reality, creating an otherworldly atmosphere that allows her subjects to break free from conventional narratives, encouraging deeper contemplation of their roles within both nature and society.