Marina Fisher

Ocean Water Texture Painting Abstract Sea Surface Blue Coastal Modern Art

2021

Marina Fisher is a contemporary artist whose works are held in private collections worldwide, including the USA, Australia, Canada, Japan, China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Latvia. She is a member of the International Association of Online Artists (AGOP) since 2025 and actively participates in the international art scene. Her exhibition history includes participation in international exhibitions such as “Kaleidoscope” in Tallinn (2025), where her work “Ladybugs in Kaleidoscope” received the Audience Choice Award. In 2026, she held a solo exhibition “Sunlit Trace” in Tallinn, Estonia. She has also participated in international group exhibitions including “Cat Dimensions” (Tallinn, 2026) and “Kaleidoscope” (Tallinn, 2026). Based on the island of Phuket, Kingdom of Thailand, Fisher has been developing her artistic practice since 2019, working across oil, acrylic, and mixed media on canvas and paper. Her work spans seascapes, sunsets, cityscapes, florals, and figurative compositions, forming a versatile yet cohesive body of work. A defining feature of her practice is impasto oil painting with a palette knife, creating rich, sculptural surfaces and expressive depth. Alongside this, she incorporates acrylic techniques, including fluid art, balancing controlled execution with spontaneity and movement. This combination results in a distinctive visual language where texture and color become central to the composition. Her paintings convey a sense of calm, harmony, and quiet optimism, offering a refined visual experience rooted in atmosphere and emotional perception. Marina Fisher holds two higher education degrees, including a pedagogical degree (primary education, Latin language, and creative disciplines) and a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology with an MBA and a UNESCO diploma. Her formal artistic training includes academic drawing and graphic arts (completed with distinction), as well as advanced studies in painting, portraiture, watercolor, and impasto oil techniques.