Loren Davis Fisher (b. 1984) is an artist living and working in Los Angeles whose multidisciplinary practice spans sculpture, installation, architecture, performance, drawing, and painting. Trained as a sculptor, Fisher explores the physical world by pushing the limits of materials and challenging the idea of the static object. Their work considers objects as living entities, carrying narratives and histories embedded in their materials, production, and form. Through an ongoing process of reconfiguration, deconstruction, and reconstruction, Fisher recycles symbols and forms into new compositions, creating a shifting dialogue between objects and images. Moving fluidly between two and three dimensions, their practice explores transformation, repetition, and the instability of physical structures, inviting viewers to consider reality as an ever-changing and adaptable space.

Loren Davis Fisher (b. 1984) lives and works in Los Angeles. They received a BA from Brown University, RI and a MFA/noMFA from University of Southern California. They have performed and exhibited/presented work at The Whitney Museum (New York), The Hammer Museum (Los Angeles), Don Gallery (Shanghai), CFHill (Stockholm), Performa (New York), Parkview (Los Angeles), MoMA PS1 (New York), Shanaynay (Paris), Chapter (New York), Portland Contemporary (Portland), Shoot the Lobster (Los Angeles), Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery (Los Angeles), EMPAC at RPI (Troy, NY), amongst others. LDF’s work is in the collection of Los Angeles Contemporary Museum of Art and the MAC3 Collection.