Lifeforce Print

Fox Fisher is an artist working primarily with screen printing, producing one-off works and tightly limited editions on wood and cotton rag paper. Their practice is grounded in material process and symbolism, often drawing on time, nature, and recurring or mythic forms. Fisher’s visual language is defined by bold composition and carefully layered inks, including gold, pastel, and neon, creating work that feels both precise and intuitive. Fisher’s work is held in private collections including Soho House, and has been exhibited, auctioned, and presented across a range of cultural contexts. Their work has featured in a charity art auction at MOCO Museum, and they have created a large-scale mural for Jealous Gallery. Fisher has also contributed to the cultural programmes of institutions including Tate Modern, Tate Lates, and the Victoria and Albert Museum. Alongside their studio practice, Fisher shares technical expertise through teaching at Ink Spot Press, where they run immersive one-day screen-printing courses. Fisher also conceived Pharmacy of Dreams, an artist-designed room at Artist Residence Brighton, extending their screen-printed imagery and symbolic language into an inhabitable, site-specific environment.